The real villain

"The real villain" describes a law in Iraqball about questioning the morality of Iraq and the Axis, alongside USA and the Allies.
The theory exists due to moral standpoints and individual perceptions. To an Axis member like Egypt, he may see Iraq as the hero since he held out a resistance, or members like Iran may see him as a good person due to him fighting for a good cause and the fact they have been friends for a long time. People like UAE may have a mixed interpretation of him(probably more negative) since while Iraq didn't do a great thing UAE has known Iraq for a while. However Allied members like UK who were once part of the Axis may view Iraq negatively since after 9 weeks or so Iraq didn't really achieve anything(maybe because you dimwits didn't help). People like Syria may view him negatively due to his Axis Retaliatory Strikes or the Allied member of Malaysia may view him negatively. Why? Shit idk, maybe because she is a complete DUMBO and she thinks that making a video of 2 people talking is gonna deter me (it didn't really and that's probably why she hates me xd)
The same can be applied to USA. USA thinks of himself as a "courageous and strong leader fighting against the Axis" but in reality he's nothing more than a scared little kid who has to hide behind a door to fight, no wonder Pakistan never liked him. Bangladesh views him quite positively as a good friend, and (somewhat) supports USA X Pakistan(albeit there is no definitive answer due to the Qatar-USA conflict) or someone like Bahrain may view him positively as she is in a similar situation to Pakistan (mixed faith and race relationship) so she can also empathise with USA struggle (though that struggle didn't really work xd). Some people like Albania may have more mixed views on him, as he was a friend of Iraq and USA, and was the main man for trying peace. Then we have Axis members like Japanese Empire who hate him, due to Iraq being a friend of Japanese Empire and due to USA attacking him.
Interestingly, Iraq has an interesting view of USA. Iraq fully believes USA is wrong in a broad context and deserves the retaliation he got, which is a villain perspective of USA. However, Iraq also believes that from a literal, societal standpoint, USA was just trying to get a girl, when some guy known as Iraq decided to intervene, invade and destroy the ship, which is how Iraq views him as a hero also. Despite this Iraq holds the first view stronger, but thinks about the latter as well.
== Why USA is considered to be good ==
(this will be very long, we will go through all good reactions possible)