Where is the argument that Diavolo deserved infinite suffering for a couple decades of crimes?

Where is the argument that Diavolo deserved infinite suffering for a couple decades of crimes?

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His punishment was deserved not because of his crimes as a Mob Boss, but because of his mere existence as a splintered soul that strives to conquer destiny and use it at his advantage.

I don't think Araki thought that deeply user

He dealt drugs to kids.

You think? Vento Aureo is very symbolic. You just have to dig here and there. King Crimson has the power to actively rewrite your own destiny and he's also the "devil". DIO was the only jojo villain to know that fate in Jojo is fixed and you can't fight against it, so his solution was to get to know your fate from the beginning. Jojo has a lot coming, it holds a lot in second lectures.

He's essentially an incarnation of the devil that ruined a kid's life (Doppio) and facilitated in the death and livelihood destruction of countless people all for the sole reason of facilitating his obsession with a paranoia-fueled delusion of life in eternal climax.
Shit, the character's name is literally Diavolo and he's banished from the Earth by the son of a guy named Dio (God).
There is no human side to Diavolo. He plotted to kill his own daughter for the sake of protecting his identity and longevity. Where Diavolo died right there instead of suffering eternally is moot because there is nothing redeemable that may deserve to have its suffering ended. Doppio is out of the equation at that point.

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Second poster here. I'm glad to know i'm not alone.

There isn't one, but Giorno isn't a hero. Shit, he literally takes over a crime organization. Even if he's not dealing with drugs anymore, there still has to be assassinations and other underground shit he runs to keep Passione afloat financially. Plus, he and the rest of the team brutally kill off their enemies (not saying it wasn't justified, just saying that all of this stands as evidence against him being a "hero"). He's like a more practical and level-headed Josuke (who gave a few people fates worse than death but always out of anger and emotion) who kills for the sake of having that enemy be out of the way permanently. However, with Diavolo, it was much more personal after he killed 3 of his friends, and he gave him that infinite suffering

This. Diavolo is quite possibly the most evil of Jojo's main villains and his punishment fit the themes of the story.
There's no reason to think going to Heaven would have affected Dio as it did Pucci.

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