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i dont hate Naruto uzumaki...but his character is flawed :
Naruto will be an insane hokage becuz he always forgive top class criminals = Naruto represents injustice...
-Nagato was top class cirminel and serial killer who slaughtred even children....
-it's ok to understand nagato's life and pains..but its not ok to forgive him..becuz nagato never understood the pains of the innocent lives he took...
-Naruto went even too far when he called obito "THE COOLEST GUY" ....yeah baby !!!...the more you kill konoha poeple , the more you become cool !!!....Right Neji??...........
-i think Naruto is still naive and a kid...after all he is just 17 years old...i hope will he will learn from his mistakes...
Dude, Naruto did not forgive Nagato's crime. Rather, he stuck to his ideal of not paying evil with evil. This is what most people don't get. They keep doing what they condemn others for.
For example, Sasuke killed Danzou for his parents death without being a judge. If Danzou had a child stronger than Sasuke, he would have gone and take revenge on Sasuke, and the cycle will continue since they act on their own judgement. This is pretty much what most of you like, and it is laughable.
Lmao, you are a funny guy.
Do you not forgive Obito before or after he gives Kakashi Perfect Susanoo and helps save the world from a giant bomb?
It's hypothetical but I always get disturbed by people who want to go back in time to kill Hitler rather than go back in time and persuade him to make another choice. I've been watching too much Dr Who.
no need to go back in time cuz there were poeple who tried to reason hitler countless times but to no avail......and ive been listning to Dr Dre
Dude, Naruto did not forgive Nagato's crime. Rather, he stuck to his ideal of not paying evil with evil. This is what most people don't get. They keep doing what they condemn others for.
For example, Sasuke killed Danzou for his parents death without being a judge. If Danzou had a child stronger than Sasuke, he would have gone and take revenge on Sasuke, and the cycle will continue since they act on their own judgement. This is pretty much what most of you like, and it is laughable.
Still though, Naruto is idealistic up to an unrealistic level. I mean it's ok to have some of your opponents turn good but this rule to apply on everyone? Give me a break. Let me you give you a hypothetical scenario. Let's say that Naruto had left Nagato live (as he did) with the difference that nagato would simply retreat without reviving anyone. All Konoha and its people would remain debris. Now let's say that some time later Nagato would destroy another country, what would be the result of that? Naruto would have allowed one person to live but in exchange that person would stick to his ideals and would another bunch of people.
Now, don't get me wrong, I love the messages this manga tries to pass but I think that they should be passed on a more realistic level. You can't expect people to learn, hope, or believe that no matter what people can change under the correct influence. Let's be merciful but not forgetful as well.
Still though, Naruto is idealistic up to an unrealistic level. I mean it's ok to have some of your opponents turn good but this rule to apply on everyone? Give me a break. Let me you give you a hypothetical scenario. Let's say that Naruto had left Nagato live (as he did) with the difference that nagato would simply retreat without reviving anyone. All Konoha and its people would remain debris. Now let's say that some time later Nagato would destroy another country, what would be the result of that? Naruto would have allowed one person to live but in exchange that person would stick to his ideals and would another bunch of people.
Now, don't get me wrong, I love the messages this manga tries to pass but I think that they should be passed on a more realistic level. You can't expect people to learn, hope, or believe that no matter what people can change under the correct influence. Let's be merciful but not forgetful as well.
Still though, Naruto is idealistic up to an unrealistic level. I mean it's ok to have some of your opponents turn good but this rule to apply on everyone? Give me a break. Let me you give you a hypothetical scenario. Let's say that Naruto had left Nagato live (as he did) with the difference that nagato would simply retreat without reviving anyone. All Konoha and its people would remain debris. Now let's say that some time later Nagato would destroy another country, what would be the result of that? Naruto would have allowed one person to live but in exchange that person would stick to his ideals and would kill another bunch of people.
Now, don't get me wrong, I love the messages this manga tries to pass but I think that they should be passed on a more realistic level. You can't expect people to learn, hope, or believe that no matter what, people can change under the correct influence. Let's be merciful but not forgetful as well.
I doubt Naruto was planning to just let Nagato walk away, remember that he intended to take Obito back to the village to pay for his actions, and his plan is to drag Sasuke back to the village to stop him.
He just wasn't going to kill them.