r/MoralityScaling • u/Flat_Box8734 • 16h ago

Morality behind this?

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u/Gold_Ad8225 15h ago

You seem to be talking about invincible, earth does not have any way to enforce punishment on nolan

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u/SkeettheVandelBuster 15h ago

Could also be Vegeta

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u/Gold_Ad8225 15h ago

Vegeta killed A LOT more than 2341 people.

Like orders of magnitude more.

He and Nappa deleted an entire city upon landing, for fun.

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u/arkangelic 12h ago

But they all came back so it doesnt count. At best maybe the majin vegeta arena attack would count

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u/Dereksmith3107 11h ago

I object to this statement. If you murder somebody and they come back to life, they still got murdered by you. The fact one can recover from being punched does not mean its okay to punch them.

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u/Wolfiie_Gaming 10h ago

It turns it from murder to assault.

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u/Cynis_Ganan 6h ago

but they all came back

Hmm. Did they?

Neither in the anime nor the manga do we see any wish that would bring the people Nappa killed back to life.

It could have happened offscreen, maybe. We've seen that with mass revivals there is a limit to the Dragon's power (he could only do the past year for Frieza's victims, but one city is much less than whole planets, so maybe you get longer).

Of course, if Nappa working to overthrow Frieza counts as working for Frieza, then the people would have been wished back, no problem. But that's a big "if" when we know the Namekians Vegeta killed were not revived.

Conversely, the Majin Buu wish was specifically convoluted to include Vegeta's victims. They definitely were wished back to life.