Pretty bold statements (alongside with this dude being a sperg)
I mean, time travel as a whole doesnt make sense (and the original made it clear it wasnt the point of the story with Kyle pretty much throwing the "I have no idea how it works, I didnt build the damn thing.") so the best you can do is stick with a version of it and this video argues that Terminator stuck with the "pre destination" version where time travel is just a means to an end and any attempts at changing things were also suppose to happen. He complains T2 "retcons" this into saying that the future CAN be changed afterall but that eventually a Skynet type AI would rise either way because Cyberdyne wouldnt just stop developing AI and would just replace Miles (so at most what they did only bought humanity a couple of decades at most). So, logically, T2 shouldnt be a happy end, in either version you go with, because Skynet or a Skynet like will rise sooner or later (ala Dark Fate, sure, Skynet was wiped from existence but Legion just took its place).
I think what he is falling to grasp is that he is retroactively adding too much of our current understand of tech into T2 and just not seeing the movie for what it is.
He just has this vibe of "I take all this shit far too seriously" and his community posts do seem to reflect that. Its not like this is shared as a "I did have this thought and its kind of crazy, what you think?" its more like a "Oh yeah, T2 is actually awful all along guys! Didnt you know it?!"
Also its unfortunate that they didnt show off just how the T-1000 was in a bad shape during the final battle. There are a couple of deleted scenes that show that all the damage was starting to catch up to it, with the implication that getting quickly frozen and then re-heated back has caused some thermal shock damage to the nanabots and it was starting to malfunction (right down to his shapeshifting ability starting to fail). Which is why it doesnt just kills Sarah and takes her form and instead tries to torture her into calling for John, it simply wasnt entire sure its functions were that reliable anymore.
It eventually did try to take Sarah's form but its feet were completely off and it gave itself away.
The T-1000 could still keep going but it was neat to see this whole thing was starting to catch up even on an advanced model like it.
There is also the theory that the T-800 wasnt entirely sure just how much the nanobots could handle the freezing process so thats why it felt it could shatter it (since many do say it would have been best to lift the frozen T-1000 and just throw it into a vats of molten steel). The T-1000 was a prototype model, therefore not much information would be available for the mass produced models like the T-800, all it could know is that it uses nanobots, it can nearly anything it can do already and nearly no conventional weaponry works beyond only temporarly stalling it
So its plenty possible the T-800 legit believed that the T-1000 was already done for after being frozen and that, even if it wasnt, quickly re-heating it would destroy it or leave it far too damaged to be dangerous (like a platinium mass barely able to bring itself together, much less be able to attack).
We're not going to make it, are we?
Normies wont, at least.
Good
