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The uchiha clan revolution was going to be a big historic event. IT was going to be a result of the incompetence of Hiruzen/Co's reign after Minato.
And we know that the council was quite fearful of the Uchiha clan's revolution, hence why the plan to take them out at night was made. But what they were scared of wasn't the Uchiha clan it self. But the fact that many shinobi would've joined the uchiha clan.
Lets look at the revolution, from the Uchiha's side:
- Were getting the blame of the terrorist attack on the village. Even though they were their before the peasants like Sarutobi and Shimura clan.
- Segregated to a corner
- Founding clan with no political power what so ever.
- Fought for the village in 3 wars, still blamed and no political power
- Danzo attacking uchiha for Sharingan (Shisui being one of them)
It was basically the whole Native American scenario (not literally, but in the essential idea). Indians lived on the land before the Europeans.. but hardly had any political power. Some were even put down, because the colonists didn't want to share any political power. So were those Native Americans traitors to the country, or asking for their rights?
^^^ Though some of you might see this as an extreme example.. however, it is comparable to the situation of the Uchiha clan.
Uchiha goals:
- Gain political power
Fan Misconception:
- Wanted to attack the village itself, and cause destruction. :yeah:
So if the revolution was to happen, do you really believe Konoha shinobi, who were friends with the Uchiha, wouldn't hear them out? And when they did, do some of you really believe they wouldn't help them?
If the Uchiha wanted to attack the village, nothing was stopping them from assassinating the elders or other jounin ninja. Their objective wasn't attack the village, but reform the village.
For the ones who will try to put the blame on Tobirama, i must let you know that i would require statements where it shows that uchiha had a problem with Tobirama. Tobirama didn't blindly hate them... he was simply cautious... big difference compared to what Hiruzen and Co. did.
And we know that the council was quite fearful of the Uchiha clan's revolution, hence why the plan to take them out at night was made. But what they were scared of wasn't the Uchiha clan it self. But the fact that many shinobi would've joined the uchiha clan.
Lets look at the revolution, from the Uchiha's side:
- Were getting the blame of the terrorist attack on the village. Even though they were their before the peasants like Sarutobi and Shimura clan.
- Segregated to a corner
- Founding clan with no political power what so ever.
- Fought for the village in 3 wars, still blamed and no political power
- Danzo attacking uchiha for Sharingan (Shisui being one of them)
It was basically the whole Native American scenario (not literally, but in the essential idea). Indians lived on the land before the Europeans.. but hardly had any political power. Some were even put down, because the colonists didn't want to share any political power. So were those Native Americans traitors to the country, or asking for their rights?
^^^ Though some of you might see this as an extreme example.. however, it is comparable to the situation of the Uchiha clan.
Uchiha goals:
- Gain political power
Fan Misconception:
- Wanted to attack the village itself, and cause destruction. :yeah:
BACK TO TOPIC!
So if the revolution was to happen, do you really believe Konoha shinobi, who were friends with the Uchiha, wouldn't hear them out? And when they did, do some of you really believe they wouldn't help them?
If the Uchiha wanted to attack the village, nothing was stopping them from assassinating the elders or other jounin ninja. Their objective wasn't attack the village, but reform the village.
For the ones who will try to put the blame on Tobirama, i must let you know that i would require statements where it shows that uchiha had a problem with Tobirama. Tobirama didn't blindly hate them... he was simply cautious... big difference compared to what Hiruzen and Co. did.