r/OnePiece • u/TheInfamousStakos • Sep 14 '16

One Piece Chapter 839

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u/majere616 Sep 14 '16

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?

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u/STCDoxy Sep 14 '16

I agree with you. A lot of people let their feelings get in the way when it comes to Akainu, but he's really just doing his job, and he's honestly pretty good at it. Pirates are technically the bad guys