I'm A Hero.

I took the time to read the entire thread. Here are a few comments on what was written above:
1) Regarding the prospects of being left alone: as you know, humans are social creatures, so it might be fun for a while to blow up buildings and drive around in a Lamborghini, but after a year of that kind of life, it will get boring, and a severe depression will set in, which, after a few more years of that life, will likely lead to suicide. I don't think that's a viable option.
2)

What is the meaning of honor, conscience, nobility, and self-sacrifice?
(seriously)

These qualities – conscience, nobility, self-sacrifice – are not needed by anyone except the person who possesses them. Someone might calmly walk past a person in a difficult situation, for example, someone who has fallen and broken their leg. But someone else will experience unpleasant feelings if they don't help that person; this feeling can be called conscience. The meaning of conscience, nobility, and so on lies in moral satisfaction, and nothing more. Some people have more developed moral principles, while others have less.
3) Here, people are confusing patriotism and nationalism. Patriotism is a perfectly normal phenomenon. Nationalism, on the other hand, can truly be called a kind of fanaticism. Statements like "If you don't have a Lada, you're not a patriot" are meaningless because patriotism is loyalty to the country, its cultural values, and its scientific achievements. Ladas are not among the achievements of our industry, so you can safely drive a foreign car; that's not what patriotism is about.
P.S. This is just my opinion.