So how many know the truth about Itachi, and the Uchiha Clan? Episode 19 (Boruto)

[Brady]

Yeah people will make a memorial, a global humanity treaty would be signed.. maybe some peo like the end purged but no on would harbour the blame on the current Konoha that is r by

Konoha isn't a country, it wouldn't get off the hooks as easy as you think. What kind of message are you sending to clients when you're willing to betray one of your own village's clans just because you want to, are clients promised any loyalty?

 

[JStar King]

Sarada learning the truth about everything could make for an interesting story.

 

[Brady]

Sarada learning the truth about everything could make for an interesting story.

It would shatter the perfect fantasy world that Naruto-faps have made for themselves. No one would respond kindly knowing that their father is probably so mentally ****ed up from the tragedy that his own village caused him, that he can't even love his own family enough to be around them, too afraid to form bonds because he's afraid to lose them twice.

 

[BenjerminGaye]

The Uzumaki were not discriminated for being who they were, kicked to the outskirts, treated like expendables, and were used as police so others can grow hatred for them while they were spied on.

The Uzumaki incident was a tragedy, but not on the level of the Uchiha Clan's story in the history of Konoha's foundings.

Everybody, including the Uzumaki got a free lunch in the village while the Uchiha got the crumbs.

:kk:

they were killed off for who they were there village was destroyed in its entirety and the remnants were scattered across the earth. -_-

Now were sizing up pity parties. Please listen to my eyes roll.

Only 3 known uzumaki's in the village. All 3 were forced to be jinchuriki's (a worse fate than any uchiha) 2/3 were treated like outsiders.


But its free lunch tho.

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Like i said b4. What happened then has no effect on her now. I'd say get over it but there's nothing for her to get over. Her family loves her, her friends love her, and frankly that's all that matters.

 

[Boruto Uzumaki]

Sarada could handle learning the truth! I can see her learning it, it's probably a guarantee that she will. But she won't go down a dark path like her father. Plus,

Spoiler

with Shin around, she needs to set a good example

.

 

[chaos control]

If the Holocaust were hidden for centuries, should it be ignored simply because everyone affected and involved is long dead?

Yeah. It would do nobody any good at that point to focus on it. Not the Jews. Not the nazis. Nobody.

 

[FemmeFatale]

I'm sure Sakura knows, Sakura probably restricted the info to protect Sarada from his fathers past.

 

[Lyke]

Itachi solos

 

[Unknnown]

Itachi solos

thread rekt

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Itachi solos brate

 

[Vulpini]

Sarada will find out eventually.

Sooner or later, but she will.

 

[Brady]

Yeah. It would do nobody any good at that point to focus on it. Not the Jews. Not the nazis. Nobody.

So we shouldn't learn about a hidden part of history to stop ourselves from doing it again? Revealing a lot of things wouldn't do many good things but it serves a purpose. Dreams, families, and lives were destroyed on the night of the massacre. The village conveniently gets to continue in blissful ignorance, believing a 13 year old went insane and killed his clan.

Konoha treated a kid like shit because he contained the Nine-Tails, but they were shinobi and knew full and well that the kid was just containing it and was protecting them. Konoha treated the Uchiha like shit, knowing that the Uchiha betrayed Madara for peace. Konoha is a village of spoiled ideologues.

 

[chaos control]

So we shouldn't learn about a hidden part of history to stop ourselves from doing it again?

That won't stop us from doing it again, nor will it cause us to do it again. We have our own minds that are not controlled by our ancestors. Just because our ancestors did something atrocious doesn't mean that we will do it.

If we weren't doing it and had no intention on doing it before learning about this hidden part of history, then what makes you think that anything would change or be prevented after learning about it? We'd just continue to not do it (just as we were never doing it in the first place).

If for some reason we did end up doing it again, it would be for our own reasons, not pertaining to the previous incident. This is genocide we are talking about here! If a leader gets it in their mind to even consider something like that, then clearly their resolve is strong enough that knowledge of past conflicts has no effect on their current decisions.

Think about the concept of war itself. People have plenty of knowledge about the damage that wars cause. Yet that doesn't stop modern day leaders from starting wars and making threats.

Now I have a counter question for you:
Should we kill a toddler born in Germany in the year 2017 because Adolf Hitler carried out the Holocaust decades prior?

 

[kiiro]

what effect?

you mean the hue colour... I never made them but I am guessing it is via photoshop hue saturation

To look like a quote.

 

[Reviewing Logic]

To look like a quote.

you just put the qoute brackets over the image

so [ QOUTE]

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