Funny how Zod was killing tens of thousands inside the city of Metropolis but Superman didn't feel compelled to end Zod's life, but as soon as he was about to destroy a group of people with his laser beam Superman decided that he has to kill him right away. Just saying...
oh man. you are one of those guys
guess what. if Zod killed the family, then Kal-El would be succumb in despair. thus a new Phantom would be born :shakefist
In the Dark Knight trilogy Batman didn't kill Joker. The whole point being killing your enemies cause you think it's right makes you no better than them.
I think that's a stupid ethic. If all lives are equal (which I think could easily be argued) then killing one person who will kill many is the lesser of two evils or morally superior thing to do. Killing a wanton murderer is like destroying a virus, deadly bacteria or poison.
I find it kind if funny Haruto is getting all angry that Fueki drove "so many" people to despair when throughout the entire show we haven't actually seen this happen once outside of it being used as a punchline to a really bad joke.
I think that's a stupid ethic. If all lives are equal (which I think could easily be argued) then killing one person who will kill many is the lesser of two evils or morally superior thing to do. Killing a wanton murderer is like destroying a virus, deadly bacteria or poison.
I'm not talking about killing to prevent killing. I'm talking about how all of you are already opening up a body bag for him. If Haruto stops the second sabath and Fueki is still alive what's Haruto suppose to do kill him anyway? Add one more body to the pile? Killing isn't suppose to be a solution it's suppose to be a last resort.
I'm not talking about killing to prevent killing. I'm talking about how all of you are already opening up a body bag for him. If Haruto stops the second sabath and Fueki is still alive what's Haruto suppose to do kill him anyway? Add one more body to the pile? Killing isn't suppose to be a solution it's suppose to be a last resort.
I'm a fan. I think the blood he shed must be answered with his own. Forgiveness is one thing, but removal of consequence doesn't make sense. In my opinion, his callousness puts him in a place where he should be deprived of life which he devalues so as a right for others.
I'm a fan. I think the blood he shed must be answered with his own. Forgiveness is one thing, but removal of consequence doesn't make sense. In my opinion, his callousness puts him in a place where he should be deprived of life which he devalues so as a right for others.
You do know that killing someone doesn't automatically get you the death plenty even if it's in cold blood? Lot's of people just end up getting locked away for life. And then there are different laws for different countries or even parts of countries like laws deciding punishments in the U.S. vary from state to state. Just because you have the chance to kill someone and you have a personal belief system for right and wrong that he went against doesn't mean you get to decide whether he lives or dies. But all this is besides what I want to know. Why the hell does everyone keep treating WW like he's the worst villain in Toku history?!
I know right. Every single thing that The White Wizard did, he did it for the love of his daughter. Those of us who have children 100% understand where the man is coming from.-It may not be right, but we completely understand and face with the same situation. We'll do the exact same thing too.
I kind of like the idea of the drago timer to get four types of wizard in one. Then if he couldn't get the wizards he need WW can fall back to Haruto. But when Haruto achieves infinty it put a kinks in his plan because he don't need infinity's power.