His reasons for helping Naruto wasn't to save the world, he completely despised the way it was. He helped Naruto only because it meant saving his own skin. Manga ended over a year ago and people still don't understand this.
Shouldn't Kabuto be prosecuted for his crimes?
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To Whatever
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All you niggas forgetting he was about to kill Naruto + the 5 kage and be the villain of the world.
fuck all that noise about the kage summit and danzo.
This nigga tried to control the world.
You fuckboys trying to make it seem like it wasn't all that bad. I mean I can see Kabuto. He basically got a damn lobotomy from itachi. But he should be under 24/7 surveillance and locked the fuck up or killed. The same with Sasuke's bitch ass
fuck all that noise about the kage summit and danzo.
This nigga tried to control the world.
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You fuckboys trying to make it seem like it wasn't all that bad. I mean I can see Kabuto. He basically got a damn lobotomy from itachi. But he should be under 24/7 surveillance and locked the fuck up or killed. The same with Sasuke's bitch ass
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Everyone got a pardon for their crimes prior to the war. It's part of the "Shinobi World Peace" deal; everyone gets a clean slate. It's the only way to set aside the grudges from previous wars. If people held Kabuto's actions against him, people would also have to hold Konoha accountable for the dirty deeds they did to Kabuto. Same with every other village; Onoki hired Akatsuki at one point, and Kirigakure was a puppet state of Madara's.
In the end, everyone ended up being united against Kaguya's plot, and Kaguya(/Black Zetsu) represented the hatred that had corrupted the Shinobi world since Day 1. Kabuto, like so many others, was a victim of that hatred, and at least he redeemed himself before the end of the war, and saved the world by saving Sasuke.
In the end, everyone ended up being united against Kaguya's plot, and Kaguya(/Black Zetsu) represented the hatred that had corrupted the Shinobi world since Day 1. Kabuto, like so many others, was a victim of that hatred, and at least he redeemed himself before the end of the war, and saved the world by saving Sasuke.
Sasuke tyeezy
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No he actually did want to preserve the world, he just wanted an alternate government, this was stated and you still don't comprehend?
Sasuke tyeezy
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He was trying to make the world eternally peaceful unlike this temporary peace they have now. NB reading comprehension is horrible.
This shit was fucking stated, he even explained it:|, yall sad asf.
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Justification lies in one's own perception of a situation, in his eyes his actions were justified.
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Bruh, killing every kage from the main villages isn't going to do shit except breed hatred. You have no idea if that would even work, fam.
Toneri and Momo would have came and killed everyone as well.
Not to mention they'd blame the shit out of Konoha for Sasuke.
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Ya'll sound dumb trying to blame Sasuke's revolution when just like Nagato, Madara, AND Kabuto he was shaped by the shinobi world he lived in.
The only true evil character in this series was Orochimaru, who killed, slaughtered, and experimented on humans with no actual goal than to benefit his own personal gain.
The only true evil character in this series was Orochimaru, who killed, slaughtered, and experimented on humans with no actual goal than to benefit his own personal gain.
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Sasuke's revolution would have ended the world. not to mention cirminals are shaped by the world. I don't see them getting slaps on the wrists when they try to attack their leaders.
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...And before someone tries to point out that Orochimaru was also shaped by the Shinobi world, read my post above and point out where I said he was not.
The point I'm making is that from the examples I've shown; Sasuke, Madara, and Nagato. They all wanted to change the world for the better based on their own interpretations from how the shinobi world corrupted them. So while yes, it wasn't perfect, it doesn't change the fact that it stemmed from the pain that was caused by them, in which they wanted to stop that pain from being caused again.
Meanwhile Orochimaru is just holding humans in cells, murdering people left and right, using babies to inject Hashirama cells with, and the list goes on and on :lol
The point I'm making is that from the examples I've shown; Sasuke, Madara, and Nagato. They all wanted to change the world for the better based on their own interpretations from how the shinobi world corrupted them. So while yes, it wasn't perfect, it doesn't change the fact that it stemmed from the pain that was caused by them, in which they wanted to stop that pain from being caused again.
Meanwhile Orochimaru is just holding humans in cells, murdering people left and right, using babies to inject Hashirama cells with, and the list goes on and on :lol
Read my posts again and then figure out why comparing either of those characters to people who were shaped by the world, only to be corrupted without any sense of ground, makes little to no sense.
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I understand that, but if Sasuke got his way, the world would have ended. And he should have been under trial or something.
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Seventh Sama
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I was talking about kabuto in the first sentence. Fodders are still lives...
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I just assume they forgot all about it since he's a "reformed" man. As long as he takes care of the orphanage then it's all good with them.
I'll put it this way...
For example:
A man robs a gas station while beating the owner, and then steals all of the money.
He is, in the purest form, doing it for his own pleasure. He's doing it to get money, to add on his greed.
Compared to...
A man robs a gas station while beating the owner, and then steals all of the money because he isn't making enough to pay for his little sister's medical bill.
Are both these acts considers a crime? Yes. But was one shaped by his situation, and decided to act upon the crime with no greater intention than to improve his own greed? Clearly. Was one shaped by his situation, and decided to act upon the crime with a greater intention other than himself? Yes.
And to be clear, I'm not saying that point B was right in any way, shape, or form. I'm just pointing out there are differences between crimes made by no goal other than one's self, an then a crime created through your situation.
Point A being Orochimaru
Point B being Sasuke.
Orochimaru, like Sasuke, Nagato, and Madara. Had a choice whether to benefit mankind through his situation, but he chose to benefit himself. And that my friend is why he's a true form of evil in the series. This is why trying to prosecute those characters who were shaped by Shinobi World, like Orochimaru, but decided to change it for a greater purpose from their belief, is wrong. Especially since they were given a chance to repent their sins after they realized what they did is incorrect.
Edit; For the record I don't think Orochimaru helping in the War Arc gives him a free pass. He never felt truly sorry for what he did, even now what he did in Part 1 is still shroud in mystery. He's still a wild card in my opinion. I trust that guy as far as Sakura's character development went between Part 1 and Part 2.
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