Just like people minding their own business in the island without knowing any past memories in the first episode and Marley attacked

Bro imagine you just some bum in an isolated village unaware you have Eldian blood and suddenly you get hit by this

@@Sai_096 Yep. Just goes to show that neither Marley, nor Eren is right. The alliance is closest to being in the right but then again it was only possible because all of them were on the wrong side once.

@@Noctislolig the people of paradii were real innocent because they have no idea of why they are being killed as their memories got vanished

@@Sai_096 Many people Eren trampled are the same though. You can't defend one or the other without being hypocritical. I mean, that's literally the point of the show. Both sides are exactly the same: Once oppressed by the other side, thus fueled by a sense of revenge and justice in their actions. What's more, both are afraid of the other side coming over and eradicating them so they want to beat them to the punch. And finally, both are willing to sacrifice innocent people for their cause.

"Is it worth the price of our soul?"

LMAO some highschool slice of life in Hizuru interupted by the rumbling XD

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By that logic you can also say Marley are justified. Eldians have been persecuted for what, 80 something years? While they dominated and committed genocide against and generally completely oppressed the rest of the world for 2000 years. Only 80 years, there will still be people alive with memories of living under Eldian oppression. Is 80 years of being treated badly by the world really any worse than what they did to the rest of the world for 2000? Should Marley and the rest of the world treat Eldians nicely so soon after finally breaking free from their oppression? This is the entire point of the show that people like you seem to miss. There is no "good" side. Its a cycle of hatred and revenge and oppression that needs to be broken.

You believe it is justified to murder millions of children? People who don't care either way? Random innocents? I feel like you've watched the show without actually engaging with any of its messages. I feel like you can use the same logic you're using to justify the eviseration of paradis by the warriors.

@@pozzyvibes6997 I never said there was a "Good" side. The situation that the world is in isn't "good" but is the answer to simply lay down and die? That's the only alternative. Again. It's not like other options weren't explored. The two options are: 1. The destruction of the rest of the world. 2. The destruction of Paradis. How are you gonna fault Eren for choosing to save his home? I didn't miss ANYTHING.

If you existed in the world of attack on titan, you would probably be one of the people crushed to death for just existing. By your logic, it’s justified to kill those three men in self defense and then just continue killing everyone you see because they’re technically capable of also breaking into your house.

@@Peacock__ Yes, I do. And, yes. Marley IS justified to eviscerate Paradis. Welcome to war. Innocent people and children die all the time. It's happening right now all over the world in real life. However, there are precisely two options which are preserve the world or preserve Paradis. Eren chose his home. That is a perfectly reasonable and sane decision. The concept of selfless sacrifice has become so romanticized that people seem to think that it's normal. The reality is that self-preservation FAR outweighs self-sacrifice for 90 percent of people.