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Suzy... Please react to episodes 179 and 191.... I know they are fillers but are worth it........ Please.....
179 has a very important information which should have been in regular (non-filler episodes) and 191 is great (related to Kakashi's past)..... So please react to them......
You will love them for sure....
If you are reading this, please reply......
179 has a very important information which should have been in regular (non-filler episodes) and 191 is great (related to Kakashi's past)..... So please react to them......
You will love them for sure....
If you are reading this, please reply......
Pain is a moron. Sure, he makes sense, though he is still idiotic in his ideals.
It is because pain does not breed strength. It breeds fear, and then, endless weakness. Why do you think people like Pain, even in the real world, are always destined to be defeated? You have endless dead dictators whose vision was a world embedded in pain, while only a few ever make it past such agonies, as Nature selects them, naturally.
To find peace, one must get their way past one's own strife. The only reason why Pain destroyed the Leaf Village, is because he wants to share his pain, share the agonies of his past, and never look at the future.
One does not find peace within pain. One finds peace when they are PAST the pain. What Pain is clogged in, is his own past, because all pain relates to a history. And... as Pain put it even himself, "I can foretell our future. It is the same as our history." He's basically reciting his own actions in destroying the village, speaking of what he'd done, as the same as what happened to his homeland.
Objectively speaking, no person feels strong or at peace when they are in pain. Within the pain, no. Past the pain, yes. You ask any person who has felt suicidal, in their lives. Would they say they felt strong? I guarantee the answer is "no".
It is because pain does not breed strength. It breeds fear, and then, endless weakness. Why do you think people like Pain, even in the real world, are always destined to be defeated? You have endless dead dictators whose vision was a world embedded in pain, while only a few ever make it past such agonies, as Nature selects them, naturally.
To find peace, one must get their way past one's own strife. The only reason why Pain destroyed the Leaf Village, is because he wants to share his pain, share the agonies of his past, and never look at the future.
One does not find peace within pain. One finds peace when they are PAST the pain. What Pain is clogged in, is his own past, because all pain relates to a history. And... as Pain put it even himself, "I can foretell our future. It is the same as our history." He's basically reciting his own actions in destroying the village, speaking of what he'd done, as the same as what happened to his homeland.
Objectively speaking, no person feels strong or at peace when they are in pain. Within the pain, no. Past the pain, yes. You ask any person who has felt suicidal, in their lives. Would they say they felt strong? I guarantee the answer is "no".
What you are trying to say makes perfect sense because you might not know the fact that Kishimoto wrote this arc inspired from the world war and hatred in real world. So yeah, it's not the arc that resembles our world but it is in fact a reflection of ours own.
Yeah... he's a not a moron. He's doing what he can to find a solution to an absolutely unsolvable problem. There are no good answers here, because there is no actual solution. By your logic, anyone trying to bring peace to the world in any way is moronic because there is absolutely no way to do such a thing so any attempt at all is doomed to fail.
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