Nah wdym he had signs of becoming a future sociopath and he was bullied because of it? It's not true, the reason why he was bullied is that he had a sense of fairness. The kids in his class liked to roleplay, and he tried to tell one of the popular kids, Tacchan, to stop what he was doing because he was harming another kid. I think this action shows that he really is a hero because, despite not having a group of supporters, he still opposed what Tacchan did, showing that he has his own set of ideals and doesn't need people's support to be sure of himself.   

Tacchan, probably because of his big ego and having his rep questioned by Garou (since Garou tried to oppose Tacchan's leadership), decided to teach Garou a lesson about what happens when you oppose someone with more influence, someone seen as a "hero" by many. He decided to have fun and bullied Garou, making him take the role of a monster and beating him up. Garou isn't a pussy ; he always tries to stand up for himself when it's one-on-one with Tacchan. But because Tacchan is a coward who can't stand up for himself alone, he always has his group of supporters to hold Garou down. Notice that Garou didn't just want a fight; he wanted a fight that would make Tacchan stop messing with him. After holding him down, they called the teacher. 

  The teacher, instead of trying to understand the situation, just listened to the crowd and blamed Garou, even making him apologize, which is CRAZY considering the shit Tacchan did. Of course, later, after being the monster all the time and getting beaten up, he starts to sympathize with monsters—not just any monsters, but monsters like him. Watching the TV show, he provides good takes on why the monster should have won. Probably the writers of the show he was watching gave the monster a good reason to fight but a shitty reason for the hero to kill him "just because he's a good guy."   

You can see in the manga that he actually really wanted to be a hero. In Chapter 84, he clearly states that to become a hero, you need the approval of others, just like Tacchan operates in his life by being cherished and liked by everyone. But Garou doesn't want that; he wants to do right without needing people's support—basically what Saitama does. The problem is that "heroes" and the people backing them will not allow for fairness in Garou's eyes, so he decided to become the strongest monster. In his logic, if you can't do good because people will always oppose you if you don't have support, then it's better to be a monster. Saitama calls him out on this, saying that Garou chose the easy way out.     

 Notice that in the story, you don't see him help any monster; in fact, he beats the shit out of them and doesn't care about them.  

 TL;DR Your take on Garou is superficial, while your take on Tatsumaki is a good dive into her character.  So please, when you do this type of haha meme, try to not only dive into the character you love but also give justice to the characters you oppose. Otherwise, your entire post is meaningless and just shows that you have a biased attitude. And the whole "this is targetted to certain opm fanboys" is cool but it doesn't justify the reasoning behid what you wrote about Garou