[Oda's been GOOD so far about not hijacking all he reads, despite his general personality, but this he HAS to know more about.]
Or worse. Forcing them to toil under false gods, and not even enjoy what short life they have. I've never killed due to passion, so I can't speak for others, but simply maintaining peace for the sake of it doesn't help starving peasants, or keep the demons in check.
You say you debated with words instead of using force, yet he ran away. In my view, because his emotions got the better of him. I want to know what makes this lifestyle superior then? How do you enforce no use of force? What are the consequences for such if not violence itself?
I have long believed creating a world where productivity giving everyone a chance to shine would be superior, but even in the future of my country, there are still restless demons who rebel for the sake of rebelling. Are you saying then, none such exist? How? The only way that seems possible is without free will, and chaos substituted for permanent stasis with no chance to improve or grow.
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[Oda's been GOOD so far about not hijacking all he reads, despite his general personality, but this he HAS to know more about.]
Or worse. Forcing them to toil under false gods, and not even enjoy what short life they have. I've never killed due to passion, so I can't speak for others, but simply maintaining peace for the sake of it doesn't help starving peasants, or keep the demons in check.
You say you debated with words instead of using force, yet he ran away. In my view, because his emotions got the better of him. I want to know what makes this lifestyle superior then? How do you enforce no use of force? What are the consequences for such if not violence itself?
I have long believed creating a world where productivity giving everyone a chance to shine would be superior, but even in the future of my country, there are still restless demons who rebel for the sake of rebelling. Are you saying then, none such exist? How? The only way that seems possible is without free will, and chaos substituted for permanent stasis with no chance to improve or grow.