every time i remember that fuckass lametashi handed shisuiβs eye to that dollar-store blond mussolini knockoff just to brainwash sasuke into serving that hellhole after they wiped out his people, used their bodies for their own gain, and gaslit himβ¦ my blood be BOILING fr π i hate sns way more than i hate sssk
The complete lack of sympathy when it comes to Sasuke is truly amazing.
"SaSuKe Is A cRyBaBy EmO!!"
Yeah dumbass I think you'd be one too if your entire family was murdered by a sibling you loved and you were forced to watch it over and over again as a child.
Sasuke cried less than 5 times throughout the entire series, by the way. He's not even a "crybaby" but even if he was, he's a victim of fucking genocide, he has a right to cry as much as he fucking wants as far as I'm concerned.
And I know most of these people who call Sasuke a "crybaby" say nothing about the 23 times Naruto cried. But you can't expect much from Sasuke antis.
"Sasuke changes his goals all the time" Duh, if you actually think for yourself and possess a real ideology, you're going to change your goals when new information arises. The only people whose goals never move are those simply copying their idols because they are incapable of generating original ideas.
He is actually not terrorizing anyone, and he never did. A terrorist is the one who uses violence to induce fear in the population with the intention to force a government to act a certain way. Not every type of violence is terrorism, not every evil act is terrorism either. Terrorists demand things from the public powers and use death threats to try and achieve them.
Sasuke's motivation was always revenge, he wanted to punish those responsible for the extermination of his family, he never tried to use force to get Konoha's government to change its policies. People often use his attack on Killer B and the kage summit to justify their "terrorism" accusations, but Sasuke's goals were never political. Killer B was attacked because he was a tailed beast host, there were no demands to Kumo, there was never an intent to force its government to do anything, or any threats of any kind. The Kage summit was attacked because Danzo was there and the other kages decided to defend him. Sasuke pursued Danzo because he orchestrated the genocide of his family, not because he wanted to force any political action in Konoha (which Danzo was leading by deception, without any legitimacy, btw).
People also consider terrorism that, when he learns the truth, Sasuke decides to take revenge on Konoha. That would have been awful indeed if he had ever taken a single step towards it, but he never uses these ideations to threaten Konoha's population or government, or to cause terror on anyone. Naruto, Sakura and Kakashi are the only ones that hear his threats, and they told noone, so it is difficult to defend that a population is terrorized, when the threat simply happened in someone's head and nobody ever heard about it. No person in Konoha was ever scared of Sasuke.
He also made no demands. Unless you consider "Bring my people back to life and then I will give up my revenge" (or something of the sort that he said to Naruto) as terrorism, instead of an emotional statement coming from someone who was bleeding in pain from the unjust assassination of all their blood relatives. And that never materialized in anything.
Frankly, anyone applying the term "terrorist" to Sasuke clearly hasn't grasped the basic definition he was an avenger and revolutionary, not a coercive terrorist, but I think the Kages were the real issue like danzo the hypocrites who sanctioned the Uchiha Genocide a flawless example of state terrorism using internal violence and fear to brutally maintain political control and their collective crimes, which include enabling mass murderers, engaging in high-level kidnappings and espionage, and strategically leveraging the fear of nuclear-level destruction via the Tailed Beasts to manipulate the geopolitical landscape. It is intellectually lazy to label the traumatized victim who rebels as the villain when the established leaders are the ones perpetually running a system based on state-sponsored terror.