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If this isn't a mood
If this isn't a mood
KIba I am incapable of caring about my own life and I'm just a terribly broken person. Why would I care about the lives of people actively working to make the world worse?
Can't parse.
Hard agree with Kiba on this one.I think it's pretty much undeniable that if the Hagoromo could be erased from Leaf it would be a net positive. We just need to make sure that the process of removing them isn't more damaging to Leaf in the long run..
Hard agree with Kiba on this one.
We are completely overexaggerating this slight. At this point we should clearly erase the Hyuuga too - they're xenophobic and would've killed us if Hiashi hadn't died. Oh, and the Minami put their blood feud above the good of Leaf with the summon network, so they're gone too. But no, because we have personal connections with Neji, Hinata and Hanabi, and feel guilt over Nikko and want the summoning power, we're willing to spare them both.
I find it astonishing that we were considering working with Akatsuki and being oh-so-pragmatic and utilitarian until someone dislikes that Keiko is a lesbian. That's it. There are plenty of people today that are against gay marriage, and we don't consider financially ruining them to be a good idea in real life.
Really, the only thing here is that is was a personal slight against our sister. Firstly, Keiko can take care of herself, and secondly, that kind of thing doesn't deserve this ridiculously unproportional response. The whole argument about 'ruining the alliance' is overblown too. Isan hasn't necessarily been widely publicized, for obvious reasons, we don't know how accurate Hinata was here, and it's not like the Hagoromo priests' refusal is going to bring down the whole alliance plan.
This is a feudal society. We can't hold them to the same standards we hold ourselves too. Furthermore, I'm not entirely sure why this offense deserves such horrible retribution. What about calling non-ninja softfeet? When people say that in front of us, we don't plan to ruin them. We're just being hypocritical because this actually directly affected us for once.
I'm also astonished that we're considering ruining the Hagoromo to be this easy. We have less than 10 people, only one of which is above jonin level, and that should be enough to destroy an entrenched clan? Clearly, destroying them is objectively better for Leaf and Asuma will praise us for ruining them.
I'm not saying we should just let this go. There is, however, a middle ground between ignoring it and going full scorched earth policy.
Personally, I would order the expensive wedding clothes from the Hagoromo (props to whoever suggested that). This fulfills Keiko's request to send a lot of business to the Hagoromo clothing services while also fulfilling the outward appearance of a peace offering. Then when we try and go around the Hagoromo priests - I suggest trying to switch an affiliated priest first, and then progressively going through Isan wedding, summon wedding, and last youth wedding (wow what could go wrong there. Maybe more of a last resort) - we can say that we didn't want them to have to further compromise their principles, and we apologize for going around them so we ordered a bunch of stuff from them.
Regardless, I'm not on board with the whole destroy-destroy-destroy mindset.
I know it was a long post, but you could at least read it if you're going to respond to it.You're completely right. We should just burn the fucking everything.
This sounds like a bad idea. Gives us a bad reputation, and we don't have the justification that the Minami did of a death. Also as people have pointed out we probably don't have the power and social standing to get away with it.also prepare to stop paying on the deal we made at the election
I would prefer to make sure that this is fact and not Hinata making things up, and also maybe check alternatives before we decide to blow things up
Like the offscreen part, but I'd add something about getting either Gaku or Mari to look into actually making wedding plans (setting a date, location, working out the priests, following Leaf traditions, food - there's a lot to get done). I would also point out that this is very soon after Noburi's birthday party, and I'm not necessarily sure why we'd want a pre-nuptial party as opposed to, say, talking to the dogs and just having another game night.
I know it was a long post, but you could at least read it if you're going to respond to it.
If we were going to burn everything, this is objectively so far down the list that it shouldn't change our decision. The whole scorch squad things and disease and war and second-class nature of non-ninja are slightly more important to me than opinions on gay marriage, especially when they stay opinions and not laws.
Unironically yeah, any tradition that's based in bigotry has to go. Now, many of the Hyuga seem to be open to abandoning the more hateful aspects of their old ways and that's perfectly acceptable. Same with the Hagoromo. If they're willing to leave their bigotry behind that's fine. But you don't compromise with bigotry. There is no middle ground between "These people are people and deserve rights" or "These people are not people and do not deserve rights". Physically fighting them head-on isn't a good idea, but I suspect that we are capable of making it so abandoning bigotry is more beneficial than not, especially long-term.At this point we should clearly erase the Hyuuga too - they're xenophobic and would've killed us if Hiashi hadn't died.
Many of them?Now, many of the Hyuga seem to be open to abandoning the more hateful aspects of their old ways and that's perfectly acceptable.
My understanding is that we're just killing their political/economic power? I don't think we're doing an Itachi.I'm confused how we went from seeing that the Hagoromo Clan Head is a raging homophobe to implementing the Nine Familial Exterminations on the Hagoromo.
Homophobia is bad civilization. So is familial guilt.
We most definitely aren't planning on doing this. The worst thing we will do to hurt them is beat them up in an honor duel. No one should dieimplementing the Nine Familial Exterminations on the Hagoromo.
Oneiros is having a giant meltdown over this yes but one of these actively desires to make the world worse.I find it astonishing that we were considering working with Akatsuki and being oh-so-pragmatic and utilitarian until someone dislikes that Keiko is a lesbian.
This isn't about revenge. If they where not actively hurting leaf I would be ok with just working around them. Since they are trying to endanger our home with there bigotry they get destroyed to send a message
No we are here to destroy them. They put there petty vendetta against Keiko over the good of Leaf. When you cross that Rubicon you get destroyed
Like the offscreen part, but I'd add something about getting either Gaku or Mari to look into actually making wedding plans (setting a date, location, working out the priests, following Leaf traditions, food - there's a lot to get done). I would also point out that this is very soon after Noburi's birthday party, and I'm not necessarily sure why we'd want a pre-nuptial party as opposed to, say, talking to the dogs and just having another game night.
[x] Action Plan: Blood and Wine
Words: TBD
Offscreen
- Party Time: Celebrate Yuno and Noburi's pending nuptials
- Invite normal Game Night attendants (plus Ami, Sasuke, Naruto, and anyone that Noburi and Yuno might want there)
- Observe Isan traditions regarding seat placement, food, and decor, but try to keep the overall tone of the party informal and upbeat. Coordinate with Noburi and Mari accordingly
- it's meant to be a surprise for Yuno, to show that we can incorporate her traditions, and that she won't have to abandon them just to be a Goketsu.
- Introduce Ami and Yuno to each other, try to make them friends but don't force anything if they're not keen on it
- Talk with Mari, commiserate/laugh about our family members' respective love lives (even our own)
- Meet with Cannai 's recommended summoners
- This is a meeting between equals.
- Be respectful but do not be submissive
- find out what would be required to make a contract with them
- Order a huge bulk order of expensive wedding clothes (Isan-style fashion, as directed by Yuno) from the Hagoromo, ostensibly for Noburi and Yuno's wedding, but in reality for Keiko's hinted plan against the Hagoromo
- Have Gaku and Mari look into making wedding plans for Noburi and Yuno
- Setting a date, location, combining Isan and Leaf traditions, food, etc
My understanding is that we're just killing their political/economic power? I don't think we're doing an Itachi.
We will make sure that the innocent are spared.Utter destitution"? Yeah...we see what happens to the poor here. My objection is a simple one. No collateral damage.
We better. No "Jashin-sama will know his own" shit here.
Alterations made. And the plan is the result of time constraints and a moderate amount of idle wish fulfillment. I made it in five minutes during a lull at work, and I've found myself bereft of spoons lately, so this seemed like a nice idea... though, you're right and we should probably do more than just party.
I'm okay with reducing them into a non-relevant entity, but I'm not okay with doing an Itachi. Keiko has a plan, let's trust her on this. Besides, we only know that their clan head is an asshat who is using his influence to keep other priests from officiating Goketsu weddings. We might want to ask around before we go all scorched earth. It might be that they just need a new clan head. I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to ask around for the Hagoromo's reputation. I mean, the Nara are introverted intellectuals, the Hyuuga are purist traditionalists. It might just be that the Hagoromo value history and tradition as a clan, and that this particular leader is a bit too zealous.
I'm all for ruining their financial and political influence, leaving them open to the Goketsu influence (though influencing them would likely take money, and we won't have enough of it until the 7th path trade network gets up and running) of Uplift.
I'd argue that there is no perfect way to do this, and innocent blood would be spilled. Who defines "innocence" in this? What about the guilty? Are there degrees of guilty, just as there are flavors of innocence? At what age do we start to condemn them? And what about Keiko? Do we ignore her say in this? She has a plan, let's trust her enough to go ahead and order the bulk amount of clothes, and then talk to her about this. She was the slighted party here, not Hazou.
Plan and rhetoric gives the impression of scorched earth, disproportionate responses.
I'd argue that there is no perfect way to do this, and innocent blood would be spilled. Who defines "innocence" in this? What about the guilty? Are there degrees of guilty, just as there are flavors of innocence? At what age do we start to condemn them? And what about Keiko? Do we ignore her say in this? She has a plan, let's trust her enough to go ahead and order the bulk amount of clothes, and then talk to her about this. She was the slighted party here, not Hazou.
I don't mean to give that response, and I apologize if that was the case. I just want to investigate the Hagoromo, and I trust Keiko enough to believe that her plan doesn't involve fertilizing her garden with the entire Hagoromo Clan. So we can place the order (just in case her plan is time sensitive) and then gather intel on the clan as a whole entity. Find out what their culture and beliefs are. It might just be that their leader is a dickhead, and that their clan is more similar to the Akimichi, rather than the Hyuuga.
Mind reading through my action plan as a sanity check, to let me know if there's anything in it that gives off Itachi vibes?
From my perspective we are going after an organization not any individual. We will not leave any one destitute or without prospects. There will be no murder or acts of violence against the Hags. We will just remove there ability to hurt peopleI'd argue that there is no perfect way to do this, and innocent blood would be spilled. Who defines "innocence" in this? What about the guilty? Are there degrees of guilty, just as there are flavors of innocence? At what age do we start to condemn them? And what about Keiko? Do we ignore her say in this? She has a plan, let's trust her enough to go ahead and order the bulk amount of clothes, and then talk to her about this. She was the slighted party here, not Hazou.