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I have to strongly disagree with this assertion. The crown archival may have been detected by Tuska, but Saradomin is not responsible for the conduct of another God, he cannot be held answerable for the actions of another being
Saradomin is clearly and irrefutable solely responsible for any sieges or attacks on the Naragi people and he is solely responsible for the Obliteration of the Naragi people, regardless of him changing his mind half-way through. The Crown Archival led other Gods to the Plane. Saradomin offered no justification for his actions on the Naragi because there is none. He is both directly and indirectly the cause of this genocide because of his arrogance and naive nature. The Gods would not have shown up had Saradomin not led them there, unless they by luck found the plane on their own. There is no defense for Mass genocide rooted from arrogance and power. Saradomin is an *immortal being*, he isn't young when put into perspective. he's lived for hundreds and maybe thousands of years - plenty of time to develop a good set of morals. No excuses.
That being said, It's not to be argued that your points are completely invalid - there lies merit in the form of protection of Saraodomin's reputation. However it also shouldn't be argued that any of the points I have highlighted excuse or pardon Saradomin - if anything it further harms his reputation for his followers protect his mistakes vehemently and don't accept them as what they are.
Hope I was able to provide a sound counter-argument to your clearly well thought-out thread
Cheers, Chusid
Saradomin is clearly and irrefutable solely responsible for any sieges or attacks on the Naragi people and he is solely responsible for the Obliteration of the Naragi people, regardless of him changing his mind half-way through. The Crown Archival led other Gods to the Plane. Saradomin offered no justification for his actions on the Naragi because there is none. He is both directly and indirectly the cause of this genocide because of his arrogance and naive nature. The Gods would not have shown up had Saradomin not led them there, unless they by luck found the plane on their own. There is no defense for Mass genocide rooted from arrogance and power. Saradomin is an *immortal being*, he isn't young when put into perspective. he's lived for hundreds and maybe thousands of years - plenty of time to develop a good set of morals. No excuses.
That being said, It's not to be argued that your points are completely invalid - there lies merit in the form of protection of Saraodomin's reputation. However it also shouldn't be argued that any of the points I have highlighted excuse or pardon Saradomin - if anything it further harms his reputation for his followers protect his mistakes vehemently and don't accept them as what they are.
Hope I was able to provide a sound counter-argument to your clearly well thought-out thread
Cheers, Chusid
12-Dec-2013 18:13:30 - Last edited on 12-Dec-2013 18:15:55 by Peterr
^ I support this post
Too many blindly follow a self-proclaimed wisest and most moral of all the gods, but rarely step back to consider the moral ambiguity presented by his own actions. Saradomin was a human before godhood, and that still shows today in his extremely short-tempered and egotistical flaws and tendencies.
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Too many blindly follow a self-proclaimed wisest and most moral of all the gods, but rarely step back to consider the moral ambiguity presented by his own actions. Saradomin was a human before godhood, and that still shows today in his extremely short-tempered and egotistical flaws and tendencies.
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