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05-24-2007, 05:33 PM
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05-25-2007, 07:30 AM
Thanks Rikku, I'd say the same for ya Geez, we sound so like evil rpg bosses now XD
So Light supporters, do you wanna answer your respective debates or do you want me to act as a representative? There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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05-25-2007, 08:42 AM
Roger that, Mikami-kun
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No, he did not figure out Light was Kira. The closest he did was suspect as he had insufficient evidence pertaining to the case. Also, due to unforeseen circumstances, L had to bring down his suspicions by a good percentage. So you see, by not reaching 100% in his hypothesis, L could not conclude that Light was indeed Kira thus, he did not figure it out. What L did previously only gained him experience, nothing more. The fact that Light won just proves that Light isn't in the same class as those criminals. Infact, he isn't even one. If you can call Light a criminal, I can classify L as one as well. Whoever he sees fit refers to people who are guilty of perpetuating heinous crimes and those in the way of his ideals. Whatever it takes to purify this world, even if it takes more than half the population's lives to achieve it. I don't see the link between crashing into a building recklessly, without any logical explanation to justify their actions, "doing it for the greater good." If Kira did that sorta thing without a good reason, heck, I'd convert to a L supporter instantly. They are basing their judgement on a higher being, an invisible being, one that has no firm foundation to rely on except your own faith. Kira chooses to structure his ideals based on the belief of the majority, the general population, that do not exactly view crime as an act of holiness. That's the difference, not merely a wish, which you wish was one =P Kira does not kill anyone he doesn't like... He always and always has a perfectly sane justification for his killing someone, which I believe I have already elaborated on so many times I'm tired of repeating myself. Also, that might explain why there is still more than half the population in the anime currently in existence That depends mainly on 3 things. The circumstances, repentance, and how heavy the injustice is. He did not kill off every single criminal with heart attacks. Furthermore, even if he did that, it wouldn't make suspecting him any easier or harder. He appeared on TV as a warning to criminals, as a warning to the police, as a solid and natural entity, as a savior the people can recognize as their justice. Like I said, for everything he does, Light has an extremely good reason for it. Well, that depends on what they did, doesn't it? Why do I see some people being imprisoned for life, or sentenced to death because of a first time offence then? Second chances don't apply to everyone and what they did. Similarly, Light has never killed anyone wrongly accused before. The main ones in his list are big time criminals. Those who actually have been convicted, have sufficient evidence behind their misdeeds, and are not even sorry for what they did, but sorry that they got caught. Criminals may not be able to do much in jail, but what if they're allowed a second chance? Who is to say they have genuinely and completely turned over a new leaf? Second chances come with risks. The heavier the offence, the higher the risks. Killing off the 'heavier' criminals will therefore reduce the risks by a fair margin. P.S. these are for the replies Rikku made to my arguments. I'll do the others in a short while. We'll be right back after this commercial ^_^ Edited: Quote:
Edited: To Rikku: So this is what they mean by happy suffocation There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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05-25-2007, 12:44 PM
Welcome, Yamamato, or would you rather I leave some for ya next time? XD
Obtw, have you seen episode 32 yet? Mikami Teru... I never thought there would be someone else almost identical to Light... Well, almost.. He's really into that justice and evil thing.. Awesome ^_^ I've only seen the first part so far, and am pretty impressed with Mikami. I feel he raises and summarizes the main points in the Light supporters' debates Be back after the second. There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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