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I'm not sure if it applies here in the manner you explained, but this is a very good point, something to remember.

I only disagree with Sakura. Byakugo heals physical injuries, it doesn't heal life force itself. Otherwise, Chiyo can give her life to any allies who fall against the technique.

I meant in terms of hierarchy, in terms of categorization. The Rinnegan is partnered to the Byakugan in the aliens. Hamura had a Byakugan, Hagaromo had a Rinnegan. Otherwise, you keep speaking of Yin-Yang from Otsutsuki. The premise of that is that the Otsutsuki are complete or the originator...

You ignored my arguements here I never stated or claimed Kakuzu was this "super invulnerable guy", or somesuch, i claimed he had a specific durability againstr specifjc attacks like Tsunades. Please address that. Why should durability against physical hits be proven against energy attacks...

At best, youre being selective here. Why take the Kakashi occurence and use it to scale instead of the Matatabi occurence? Otherwise, we were told that Kakashi getting through Kakuzu was due to elemental affinities, not power levels. So you're taking a situational occurence and using it as a...

Oh, i hear you. Looking at the aliens, as well its utility, i think the normal Byakugan is the equivalent of the Rinnegan, with the Tenseigan being some sort of special version, similar to how Momoshiki had a red Rinnegan with special powers. I'm not too sure though

Good points on their natures The problem is that those didn't play out with the authors only applying the ideas od duality later on. So as long as that is the case, then we must consider that the counter to the Byakugan is the Rinnegan and not the MS nor the 3T. Remember how the Aburame clan...

(Well, we are trying to make the LONGEST sentence in the WORLD . . . ) (But its really only the first points that are rules. The rest is just clarification.)

Makes us trusting. The one who abuses this trust is the fool, imo

(Orange, green and purple.)

After absorbing energy from Killer B, he became the strongest, in my view Hanzo was only stronger than the SPoP. Nagato regaining his legs made him much stronger than SPoP himself. Even if that is questionable, nothing stops Nagato from summoning the SPoP similar to how the Seven Swordsfolk...

Itachi weapons don't belong to his chakra armour . . . Anyway, i hope not. The nature of Byakugan makes it unnecessary and unfitting to have special powers attached to it. There is also a very specific reason why MS could have its own special, automatic powers. Thay reason does not apply to...

Honestly, so many characters and elements within the Naruto world are deserving of their own flashback arc that i think it would be better to leave flashbacks to a whole new series or side-series of Naruto. The Sannin, the clan of Jugo, the Seven Swordsfolk, the origins of the Sealing Blade...

"What are the rules of this games?"

Sentence One: (Frankly, children are quite fondly impressionable and insufferable bundles of ignorance, neediness but not blind to occasional happenings in regards concerning elements of tomfoolery within hazardous situations caused haphazardly by people, who wonder whimsically why their views...

How does the process of manipulation work? To whom is it done? Now look at the distinction i made between truly and falsely religious groups

How? (Ultinately, it comes down to the distinction i made between practice-based and belief-based religious people)

Theres falsely religious (in a way, these are the properly religious kind) and truly religious kinds. The same applies to atheists. Falsely religious are those who are simply in it to look good, but dont really know/care about the foundationanl beliefs/doctrines. These are somewhat controllable...

Different question, as that now looks into my intricate moralities, and not morality in general or what other moral rules others may follow. Personally, it depends on their power to intervene. If you could have saved a life, reasonably, then you should have. Thy brothers keeper etc. Of course...

Wasn't the premise to your statement that people's reactions are somehow a representation of moral correctness?