Sakuramoria

“Just bringing up insignificant examples and analogies is not a good idea, and I don’t want to do that. The Law of Balance prohibits being drunk because it imposes responsibility on you and an understanding of what your actions entail and what you risk. And you will be more careful when riding horses. Using your own method, but giving a more realistic and relatable example: let’s say there is a person who is generally good in terms of his qualities, he loves his family and his nation, and they love him, but for some reason, he considers another nation to be the embodiment of evil. It’s even better if such a person is in a position of power. Then what? The Law of Balance will prevent him from harming this nation because for every hated person he kills, he will also have to kill a fellow countryman whom he loves and values. Some believe that demons do not deserve the right to life and can be killed. Others believe that as long as they are not yet born, they are not people, and therefore do not have the same rights as those who are born. No matter how much you sigh, you will not find another way to solve these problems. Responsibility for one’s actions and understanding them are needed for this, and that is what the Law of Balance shows us.”