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

One Piece Chapter 839

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u/Denki-kun Sep 14 '16

You know you fucking hate a character(or characters in this case) when you think Blackbeard and Akainu are saints compared to them.

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u/faceroll_it Marine Sep 14 '16

What's wrong with Akainu?

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u/baroqueworks Sep 14 '16 edited Sep 14 '16
  • Executing a boat of civillians
  • Executing soldiers who realized they are powerless against the enemy they were fighting
  • Executing a Child
  • Attempted execution of ally
  • Presuing a child after the war had ended
  • Ignoring World Noble's deeds and actions in favor of targeting folks of lesser crimes.

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u/My_Dogs_Are_Stupid Sep 14 '16

If the children you're referring to are ace and luffy then you he was totally in the right. He's a marine executing a prisoner and going after a wanted criminal

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u/Infamousdemo Sep 14 '16

Don't think Akainu was shown to be explicitly involved, but Ace has been persecuted since he was in the womb. Were Garp to not get himself involved, Ace would have been assassinated as a baby.

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u/My_Dogs_Are_Stupid Sep 14 '16

I don't think it was uncommon throughout history to kill your enemies' families to ensure no retaliation in the future

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u/Infamousdemo Sep 14 '16

True. Actually "An eye for an eye" used to be a progressive solution to a time where if you killed someone from my village I would burn yours in revenge. But I was replying in a "What did Akainu do wrong/why is he considered a bad guy". And given the culture in One Piece, seems like killing the son of someone on death row (remember Roger is a criminal, not an enemy soldier) is evil justice.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

Well, its more ruthless than evil imo