Chikombo
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So I was thinking, maybe if Itachi was a terrorist, that prevented a genocide by doing a mass murder.
Maybe that would somehow fix his character?
No.
I don't understand the problem.
Anyways.
I was thinking.
If a person (Like the Uchiha) is oppressed by someone or some people. Maybe he is bullied.
Then you should support him right?
And he has a right to be angry right?
But lets say he takes a knife to school, like a coup.
Then the police will shoot him down right? And they won't care if he lives or dies.
They will just shoot him cus he is dangerous.
Now, my point is, that maybe most people would support him, but I think most people would not wanna live in a world where people threaten others with weapons like knives.
If you take away the fact he was feeling oppressed, that action is not ok.
And the basis of growing up, of fitting in, of behaving in a work environment or a school, or whatever is to be nice and not do those things.
It's an existencial question, we don't want oppression but we also don't want chaos.
Sometimes those things are connected.
In real life.
I often think that chaos is a good thing, cus it's justified.
But sometimes, just basic things we take for granted, like working or studying requires you to actually behave. It's not ok to be chaotic.
Maybe it's not ok for people to get offended by jokes and go crazy because of that.
Even if the jokes are edgy.
So you have to sort of grow up and not tolerate madness.
Maybe that would somehow fix his character?
No.
I don't understand the problem.
Anyways.
I was thinking.
If a person (Like the Uchiha) is oppressed by someone or some people. Maybe he is bullied.
Then you should support him right?
And he has a right to be angry right?
But lets say he takes a knife to school, like a coup.
Then the police will shoot him down right? And they won't care if he lives or dies.
They will just shoot him cus he is dangerous.
Now, my point is, that maybe most people would support him, but I think most people would not wanna live in a world where people threaten others with weapons like knives.
If you take away the fact he was feeling oppressed, that action is not ok.
And the basis of growing up, of fitting in, of behaving in a work environment or a school, or whatever is to be nice and not do those things.
It's an existencial question, we don't want oppression but we also don't want chaos.
Sometimes those things are connected.
In real life.
I often think that chaos is a good thing, cus it's justified.
But sometimes, just basic things we take for granted, like working or studying requires you to actually behave. It's not ok to be chaotic.
Maybe it's not ok for people to get offended by jokes and go crazy because of that.
Even if the jokes are edgy.
So you have to sort of grow up and not tolerate madness.
