- Location
- Ireland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
"Arming dangerous tribal groups and pointing them at a civilization that you personally dislike and want to get rid of because of a grudge" is, I would argue, morally worse than being part of a dangerous tribal group that was never taught anything besides being looters. In the latter, it's not morally good, but it's understandable. For the former? It's actively taking advantage of those characteristics and giving them just enough knowledge and power to make them a weapon for you, rather than actually teaching them how to farm or settle or anything like that. Like, House forced tribal groups he encountered to civilize, while Sallow had one armed and pointed it at people he didn't like without a care in the world for what they did next. Neither are ideal, but one is clearly morally superior to the other.That just made them more dangerous, and aimed them specifically at New Canaan; they were apparently always that one dimensionally aggressive.
And there's more than enough blame to go around for both groups; Caesar aimed them at New Canaan to destroy it, sure, but it's not like he had to overcome their non-existent scruples in the process of convincing them to do so.
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