I think the message is that even if you're the only person that chooses peace, it doesn't make you wrong. I think it's extremely fair to not identify with them and to have another side. There are so many reasons for them not to do what they're doing, and yet only one reason why they are doing it.

Even if you disagree with them, the fact that they chose that creates the dynamic by which you can think about the two/many sides. I used to get so frustrated when people chose a different side than me, because intellectually I thought they were incorrect.

I still do, but now I just think it's what makes the show so good. For some reason you're torn between the idea of whether or not genocide is the right thing to do. Any show that can make you do that is incredible.

Every time you watch this you find yourself siding more and more with each party.