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Because when Obito comes into the picture, logic goes on haitus.
Obito's childhood trauma can't even compare to what Sasuke went through, Sasuke's past is just simply way deeper.
Why does everyone count this as a small loss? By the time he "died", pretty much the only people that cared about him were Minato, Kushina, Kakashi, and Rin, with Rin being pretty much the first person to care.
at the end of the day both saw the persons they most loved in the world killed before their very eyes (yes rin was like family to obito, he didnt have parents if you remember), at the end of the day they ended up alone, and as we all know when you´re a kid or a teen you tend to be very volatile, you couldnt expect them to turn out well after all the crap they went through, even if a person you know nothing about gets killed before you, it will leave a trauma, now figure that out with kids and teens, obito didnt have it easy you know, he didnt have the right mentor, you cant expect a kid to make the right desicions
This^^^^^^^U_U
His entire motive for going on this murderous rampage against the world is just too retarded.
I'm Sorry but I'll never have respect for Obito.
Yes because 1 person can equate to the weight of an entire clan. I agree.
Because one death, not even family, isn't significant enough to really make someone go crazy and do something like IT. So basically it's like comparing the Uchiha Massacre to Rin's sacrifice.
My first post solo this thread.. However I will add that Obito lost respect from a lot of people when his motive for doing what he did was cause of Rin
OP is comparing trauma between Friend passing away and a man seeing genocide of his own people AS WELL as the trauma of understandings why that genocide took place
If Sasuke didn't care about those people, do you think he'd have fallen? Rin was the only person Obito really cared about, and, why wouldn't she be? Monatomic and Kushina began showing him kindness when he became Minato's student, and Kakashi didn't consider Obito a friend until hours (at most) before he was mortally wounded, Rin almost always cared for him. Also, as I've said, Sasuke had people that actually wanted to help him, but chose to ignore them anyway, Obito had an evil old man.
what would hurt more?
Losing your best friend and deciding to destroy the world.
or
watching your family, loved ones, As well as your mother and father killed directly before your eyes.. Then later finding out that it was all a setup.. Then finding out that it was a justified setup... Get real OP
You also forgot to add the fact that Itachi came back to the leaf a second time and mindfcked Sasuke again just to remind him of that night.what would hurt more?
Losing your best friend and deciding to destroy the world.
or
watching your family, loved ones, As well as your mother and father killed directly before your eyes.. Then later finding out that it was all a setup.. Then finding out that it was a justified setup...Then understanind that it was a justified setup for greater good... Get real OP
It depends, honestly. Obito didn't have parents, so that's an unfair comparison, I'm going by how much they loved that person. I'd say Obito loved Rin (the first person to show him kindness and compassion) as much as Sasuke loved his family. You have to take this out of your perspective and put it in someone else's, using family as a comparison is unfair because a Obito was always an orphan.
So let´s say you have two familys, one family consists of a child and his mother and the other family consists of a mother,father, another child and two siblings, lets now say the mother of the first child gets killed and on the second family the mother,father and two siblings are killed too.Because one death, not even family, isn't significant enough to really make someone go crazy and do something like IT. So basically it's like comparing the Uchiha Massacre to Rin's sacrifice.