When Beerus dies...?

[Hellspawn28]

I view Beerus no different then I view Galatcus. Both destroy planets keep in things in order and they are just doing their job. They are not evil (At least Galactus was when he was first introduced), they are a natural part of the universe.

[Lord Frieza]

When it comes down to the way Beerus dose thing you really have to ask yourself what's more fair?

Beerus sitting down and judging every planet or just simply going round the universe at random and destroying things on a whim. While the former may seem more logical I feel the later is actually the better choice. While it may seem unfair but really Beerus is as fair as death itself. Rich or poor, young or old, great hero, vile villain or average joe all people and worlds are equal in death and destruction. They hit without warning without regard to the harm and sorrow they cause but these things are not in and of themselves evil, they are simply the natural way that balance is kept in the universe. It is those who inflict them on others out of spite or cruelty that are evil and unlike almost all the other antagonists from the series Beerus is not cruel, harsh and temperamental but never cruel.

[Birusu16]

Is Beerus considered evil within the confines of the DB universe? No. He's considered a cosmic force of nature. He's virtually no different than Galactus.

[TheUltimateVegito]

It's quite possible Beerus might've even tried to do things with a more thoughtful approach, trying to weigh the pros and cons of destroying one planet over another and simply decided it was easier this way than to potentially drive himself nuts by agonizing over every decision and consequence.

This is highly likely considering how strongly Beerus claims to stick to his decisions. I've always viewed this as a result of him attempting to use a more thoughtful approach when destroying planets. Manga Beerus further supports this with how delighted he was with destroying a planet because of how bad he believed the inhabitants were.

I believe Beerus has morals and ethics as shown in BoG and Xenoverse (if you want to count it), but a destruction God isn't suppose to take sides, so food and whatnot serves as a means for him to make his decisions easier while maintaining a swift and neutral approach that is required from a destruction God.