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Not about genocide but about the metaphors his story represents, he did everything right. It's the basis of society, the Uchihas were terrorists and he prevented the crime before it even happened, saving his brother's life by not causing a war.
It was the lesser of two evils.
He still wanted to be judged.
So it's not like it made him happy.
It's growing up really, realizing you can't just whine and complain. You can still fight for the underdog of course but some things are not ok, even if you are oppressed.
Itachi understood that.
I also said they were right in doing so cus of opp
It was the lesser of two evils.
He still wanted to be judged.
So it's not like it made him happy.
It's growing up really, realizing you can't just whine and complain. You can still fight for the underdog of course but some things are not ok, even if you are oppressed.
Itachi understood that.
I also said they were right in doing so cus of opp
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