How exactly are you protecting a village by massacring a sizable portion of it? My idea of the word "protect" (which the Will of Fire is full of) doesn't involve piles of innocent bystander corpses, children included.
Like I said much earlier, his wisdow ended right there, when he thought that order was a sound one. It's much worse he wasn't just following orders but in fact embraced the idea like a madman.
By preventing a larger, even more lethal conflict.Originally Posted by Kraco
Remember, Itachi supposedly did what he did because he experience the "horrors of war" at a young age. To him, it was better to simply assassinate the Uchiha than to inflict the full-scale war their rebellion would have caused upon the village.
Again, I don't agree with that. It's more of that bullshit ninja world reasoning. I'm just saying that is Itachi's justification to himself.
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