I like the passion. You're like at an eight, and I wonder if you can take it down to about a two.
The thing is. If he's the protagonist, he can't be the villain. We're meant to sympathize with Alex, aren't we? About how society has made him what he is and now tries to keep him tucked away, but in doing so fucks it all up? What about Django? Isn't he a cold-blooded murderer? William Munny? When I think of "villain," I think of adversary or antagonist to the protagonist, whose function is mainly to highlight the protagonist by dastardly means.
I'm not saying these aren't terrible villainous people. In fact I very much agree that if they were real I definitely would cross the street should I see them traipsing in my general direction.
As components to the story, I don't see them the same way as you do. I think there are purer, more evocative villains. Like Buffalo Bill. Hans Gruber. Noah Cross. Norman Stansfield. The Joker. Bad dudes, I think you will agree. And also serving a strong function of antagonism.
Whereas Bill the Butcher and Bane are almost CORRECT with their mindsets. Gotham HAS grown too decadent with its lies and whatever. God, what a messy film. Yay, America and keep out all the immigrants, and all that. They don't get off on the bad shit but rather engage in bad things as a means to an end.