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a genuine question to fellow pro-sasuke fans (cuz i wanna understand him better):
we are already aware that the shinobi system was corrupt and his plan was to radically change it so that no more war will happen since he alone will be perceived as the sole enemy.
i watched his convo with naruto before their epic fight again and it got me thinking. i do get his point but at the same time, isn't his version of a shinobi system equally as corrupt? not only was his way very pessimestic, lonely and miserable, it also felt like he wanted to become a dictator who wants everybody to follow his regime.
this is by no means trying to invalidate his stand. cuz i do believe that sasuke was right in seeking justice because konoha is rooted in facism. i'm just curious if his "revolution" plan is sustainable? and how long before it corrupts him mentally?
another question is how long will he be able to sustain that kind of peace? i mean, it's not like he's gonna live forever. eventually, he would grow old and die.
He was 17 and came up with the supreme dictator/god plan thing in the middle of a war, where he was helping the genocidal regime that exterminated his family against two insane weirdos who wanted to hibernate the world into some eternal happy dream, and who also happened to be his only living relatives (one of which had just stabbed him dead). Understandably, he thought he could do better than all that bunch or evil and crazy murderers, even if he didn't have it all sorted.
I mean, I think we can give him a break. Of course he could not solve all world's problems at 17, even adults never could. Like, Naruto got training, powers and years of time and solved almost nothing and repaired no damage, so what are we even asking from Sasuke, who was a child and had noone by his side? Of course he was wrong, and still he understood more and had much more will and insight to improve things than any other character.