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I know that many of you may be thinking that the bijuus are the cause because of the fact that shinobi fought over them, but consider this:
1. Remember when Kumo tried to steal the Hyuuga's byakugan? Why did they do that? It's because they wanted power!
2. Do you remember that forbidden scroll from the 1st chapter that Naruto learned shadow clone jutsu from? Why do you think it was so forbidden? It was to keep other villages or traitors within the village from getting their hands on this power. The key word here is power. Konoha and the other villages were lusting for power.
3. Do you remember that forbidden jutsu from that Utakata filler arc? Why were those rouge ninjas after that jutsu so much? It is because the jutsu possessed devastating power!
What do all 3 of these events and things have in common? They all involve the shinobi world's lust for power. Were the bijuus involved in any of these scenarios that I just listed? No they were not! Yet the shinobi still fought over these things.
As you can see from these scenarios, there are plenty of sources of power for the shinobi world to fight over. Shinobi have always fought over power and they will continue to do so with or without the bijuus.
There will always be some forbidden jutsu or some sacred scroll or some secret kekkei genkai that everybody lusts after. It is this lust for power and militarism that has caused the corrupt system that Sasuke is revolting against!
The bijuus are just another source of weaponry like the scrolls or forbidden jutsus.
Therefore the bijuus are not the sources of the problem and eliminating them will not fulfill the goal of Sasuke's revolution.
Yes, it will prevent infinite tsukuyomi from ever happening again and it will stop all bijuu related problems, but that is it.
It will not stop militarism which is the real source of the world's problems! That is why Sasuke's thought process is not completely logical here. He is blaming 9 beings whose murder would solve nothing!
I encourage you once more to think about the previously listed events such as the Hyuuga affair and think to yourself, "Are the bijuus really the source of the problems or is it militarism and power lust?"
1. Remember when Kumo tried to steal the Hyuuga's byakugan? Why did they do that? It's because they wanted power!
2. Do you remember that forbidden scroll from the 1st chapter that Naruto learned shadow clone jutsu from? Why do you think it was so forbidden? It was to keep other villages or traitors within the village from getting their hands on this power. The key word here is power. Konoha and the other villages were lusting for power.
3. Do you remember that forbidden jutsu from that Utakata filler arc? Why were those rouge ninjas after that jutsu so much? It is because the jutsu possessed devastating power!
What do all 3 of these events and things have in common? They all involve the shinobi world's lust for power. Were the bijuus involved in any of these scenarios that I just listed? No they were not! Yet the shinobi still fought over these things.
As you can see from these scenarios, there are plenty of sources of power for the shinobi world to fight over. Shinobi have always fought over power and they will continue to do so with or without the bijuus.
There will always be some forbidden jutsu or some sacred scroll or some secret kekkei genkai that everybody lusts after. It is this lust for power and militarism that has caused the corrupt system that Sasuke is revolting against!
The bijuus are just another source of weaponry like the scrolls or forbidden jutsus.
Therefore the bijuus are not the sources of the problem and eliminating them will not fulfill the goal of Sasuke's revolution.
Yes, it will prevent infinite tsukuyomi from ever happening again and it will stop all bijuu related problems, but that is it.
It will not stop militarism which is the real source of the world's problems! That is why Sasuke's thought process is not completely logical here. He is blaming 9 beings whose murder would solve nothing!
I encourage you once more to think about the previously listed events such as the Hyuuga affair and think to yourself, "Are the bijuus really the source of the problems or is it militarism and power lust?"