Parshuram Bhagwan.

There was a scenario that happened here few hour ago. The answer to it simple and I will try to answer the question so that no such nonsense happens again. As per Shastras, Parshuram is avatar of lord Vishnu and was born to kill the kshtriya who were oppressing Brahmin and lower castes. He was kind and loving but was an avatar whose job was beyond that. He did kshatriya massacre 21 times but also repented for his karma that he collected in that massacre. He did for each and every blood that was splattered. This is to be noted. One's origin and action are irrelevant to karma chakra. The world runs on a just system that even the one who runs it has to accept. Killing goes against brahman dharma but it was need of time. Thus Parshuram shows a discipline that advocates for a change of action to protect dharma even if the path looks not aligned with it. The same character also has a story from a version of Mahabharata that talks about his mother and brothers being killed by his own hand at order of his father. The person ignore the fact that Rishi Jamdagini found out about the adultery which actually happened and wasn't just a thought . In anger he would have cursed the mother with a shraap far worse than death. For which Parshuram had to choose either the shraap or killing. Parshuram being put in tough situation chose the path of killing his mother and brothers but also used his obedience to his father's word as a way to get 2 boons and revive his family back. After which he regretted his actions severely and went down south of the continent to pay and atone for his sin there as well. Where he established a shivling and prayed there for long time. Helped people and atoned what he should. This story reflects that he wasn't above Karma and had to pay for what ever karma he collected as a Brahmin who was involved in warfare. He isn't a Purushottam like Shri Ram and neither Shri Krishna. The avatar of Parshuram is to represent a grey character and a very relevant aspect of human mind. His actions aren't justified all the time even though he is God avatar showing how clear the karma chakra is . In same manner our actions aren't justified if they go against dharma even if we are someone great. Secondly Anger is an illusion as it kills Vivek. It is clear through the story of Ram and Parshuram meeting that he himself was aware of it and wanted Shri Ram to relieve him from such vice. Parshuram wasn't an avatar of good will but rather a more complex figure. Whose actions were meant for good but at times lacked sensitivity which would cause human to consider it to be evil while it isn't. Lord Vishnu being above all qualities and vices can certainly manifest such a figure. And our responsibility is to understand what his story represents A control over anger, A proper sanity and thoughtfulness and is the right way. Parshuram Bhagwan's story might be too stomach churning for some people but world isn't black or white and neither are the avatars. Their actions always have a moral whether they seem moral or amoral and secondly they never let wrong happen for no reason and no way to correct it.