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I'm just asking why do you all have to do this?Yall make me want to downgrade the verse to at most light speed
lolSì, candeggina alla velocità della luce.
Where is the dislike buttonMhs Bleach is real
now we knowWow I didn't know Arc could speak Italian
And the other most decided not to use their amps either. Ichibe and Urahara didn't even use Shikai iirc.I like how almost ever Captain besides toshrio, sajin and sui feng just decided not to use there bankai agianst Aizen
Ah, to live in the north, enjoying the lifestyle of battle and farmingAnt is a Swedish Viking Warrior fighting against the Fascistic temperaments of Bleach fans.
I very much disapprove of the fascist or even Nazi values, combined with anti-western Christophobia, that Tite Kubo has promoted in his Bleach work in general.
He commits genocide multiple times on his own children
If you think about it, no one in Bleach is 100% good except for Orihime and some other characters I'm probably forgetting. Yhwach is the lesser evil when contrasted with the Soul Society.He commits genocide multiple times on his own children
This just doesn't matter when considering the crimes Yhwach commits.It was one of my points, not my whole argument. but yeah Yhwach's self-righteousness makes him less evil than the Soul Society. Think of it like a soldier believing they are serving a righteous cause and committing atrocities, even if the cause is not truly righteous, being considered less evil than a soldier who knows they're doing something wrong but keeps doing it anyway. Morality and evilness can be measured in various ways, two of which are the action itself and the intent/reason behind it. Yhwach genuinely believed that his goal was the best for humanity. He initially pursued this goal for both self-preservation and empathy/compassion for the living, which he acquired through absorbing the memories of countless people who feared death.
Nah, he's still evil, but not as much as the Soul Society.in short, the idea of yhwach wasn't bad. however he could have avoided it but I personally wouldn't consider him a bad guy
Which genocide are you talking about? As far as I remember, the only thing he did that can be considered genocide and not just mass murder is the invasion of Soul Society. If it's the invasion of Soul Society, it is still less evil than all the other genocides the Soul Society committed, as it has the explanation of both being a war and revenge, unlike most of the Soul Society genocides, which are unjustifiable. Although the Quincy genocide by the Soul Society has a "justification" it's a very flimsy one. So, in that case, Yhwach would still be the lesser EVIL.This just doesn't matter when considering the crimes Yhwach commits.
Every genocidal asshole does it self righteous reasons, it doesn't make them better than people who have those same reasons, but are less pretentious about it like Seireitei. Yhwachs motivations aren't convincing reasons as to why he's somehow a lesser evil.
The AuschwalenWhich genocide are you talking about? As far as I remember, the only thing he did that can be considered genocide and not just mass murder is the invasion of Soul Society. If it's the invasion of Soul Society, it is still less evil than all the other genocides the Soul Society committed, as it has the explanation of both being a war and revenge, unlike most of the Soul Society genocides, which are unjustifiable. Although the Quincy genocide by the Soul Society has a "justification" it's a very flimsy one. So, in that case, Yhwach would still be the lesser EVIL.
Disclaimer: I'm not saying that the invasion of Soul Society is right; I'm just pointing out that it at least has an explanation, which to some might be plausible. This is in contrast to the Soul Society's decisions like "let's kill all Mod Souls just because," "let's kill Fullbringers so we can get the Reio fragments," "instead of exploring 100 other options, let's just kill the Quincy because they don't want to stop killing their natural enemies, which are poisonous to them," and "let's not even agree to the Soken's proposal since it's better to let the Quincy die." Even in filler episodes, they commit genocides for no reason.
That totally doesn't sound similar to any notable part of literally the most famous genocide.The Auschwalen
Unfortunately, that doesn't fall under genocide according to Oxford; only mass murder.The Auschwalen