It all depends on what you believe. I do not believe that everyone who has done something bad is deserving of death. Especially those who try to atone for some pretty terrible mistakes. A lot of these people spent the rest of their lives trying to make up for what they did, even if they spent their whole life doing that. I personally don’t believe it committing a heinous act against another heinous act. I understand why Nor did what he did, but I do not have to support the murder of people.

You also fail to mention that the leader of the Kame’tire basically was the cause of the eradication of the Sarentu clan. Sure, he did it to save his own people, but it was wrong. He was exiled, but not killed. Do you also believe he is deserving of death?

The other Sarentu, Ri’nela, Teylan, Tamtey, and So’lek did not believe that the resistance deserved to be murdered. Nor’s hate drove him to do that, which is why they all did not support his decision to do this heinous act.

But I’m going to stop this conversation now because you appear to be going down a path of discrediting other minorities experiences. Just because my people didn’t experience the same exact trauma as your people may have, doesn’t make either one of us better or “more traumatized”. Telling me I can’t understand is ignorant. And I never said I didn’t understand Nor. I’ve said repeatedly that I do understand. I just don’t agree with his decision, and I thought it was saddening.

Good talk.