It's called the PoV trap. People believe in the perspective of the narrator characters, regardless of objective assessments. We never get the perspective of the kids he skinned, so we lean towards sympathizing with him. For another example, see below your nicompoopery regarding Jaime's self-serving hypocrisy.

Yes.
Then why bother having her say a word at the end of her last PoV. This is just more people inflating what happened in their own minds because they're magic sluts.

Seriously? To the extent that he did do it, it was merely a case of following the letter of the law and trampling the spirit into the dirt. Did you forget his threats to launch Edmure's newborn child from a trebuchet? And his accompanying scorn for those who attempt to bluff with such threats? He only kept his oath because Edmure is a wimp who's as useless as the rest of the Tullys (except Brynden, who of course is the only one who refuses to breed more idiot Tullys into the world). Jaime's assertion that he has kept his oath is as ridiculous as his other lies. And even to the extent that he kept his oath, as I said, it was strictly the letter of the law. I am pretty sure that the Tullys undoubtedly consider "turning their ancestral family home over to the scions of their two worst enemy houses" to be worse than fighting against them.

And let's not forget the myriad other crimes blackening his name, even if he has managed to avoid being as bad as he could in this one particular case. Even by his own assessments, Jaime has been working to dispossess men he deems worthy of respect, in favor of their more dishonorable enemies. He has nothing by contempt for his own uncle, especially compared to Brynden Tully, and the same with Jonos Bracken and Tytos Blackwood, and in both cases, he deprives the one he knows to be good of lands and incomes and takes his kinsmen prisoners, in favor of the scumbag who's on his side.
And being Cersei's twin, he's incapable of the self-reflection necessary to think about what it says about his side and the cause he supports that he's allied to the grasping turncoats and dispossessing the honorable men.

He probably has Mance Rayder, which is how he learned enough of the details to give his letter authenticity. You're probably right about Stannis and the rest.


Coldhands. Bloodraven seems to have a thing for Starks.