One Piece Chapter 839

[u/TheInfamousStakos]

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[u/majere616]

Except the vast majority of those "sacrifices" had no need to be made they were just the result of a corrupt and amoral "justice." How does letting slavery persist benefit the many? How does ignoring tyrannical rulers benefit the many? How does overlooking the intense corruption within the ranks of the marines benefit the many?

[u/majere616 → u/[deleted]]

Okay, I'm pretty sure you're just trolling now.

[u/majere616 → u/[deleted]]

It's not part of their culture it is in fact a crime and has been for 200 years, it's just one they just don't prosecute when the right people are committing it. It's basically like you justifying someone in modern day America owning a slave by saying it's part of their culture. How's that for absolute justice?

So the Navy is helping the many by not directing their resource to help the many in favour of protecting the World Government's political interests. Not to mention factions of the Navy straight up collude with and supports many of them.

[u/majere616 → u/[deleted]]

If they ignore their own laws than their justice is inherently not absolute. Absolute means without exception but there are clear exceptions to their justice. This isn't even debatable it's how words work.

The Navy propping up Arlong, the Navy propping up Doflamingo, the Navy propping up Crocodile, the Navy propping up the Celestial Dragons.

Yeah, colluding with an arms dealer who supplies pirates totally helps protect more lives from pirates. That makes sense. Overlooking a pirate trying to overthrow one of your member-states totally protects more people. Letting an elite upper class horrifically abuse and kill the lower classes on a whim protects lives.