Hurr killing ids alweys badd

Yes, which was the entire fucking point.
You're fucking retarded.

because that's what many writers think is the only way to progress a character

>I know they were clearly irredeemably evil, but that's no reason to kill them.
What is the appeal of these characters

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There's nothing rational about pacifism, it's one of the dumbest ideology ever made.

Not really the point no, seeing as Vash succeeded in defeating his brother while keeping his pacifist ideals intact. Honestly, did you even watch the show?

I'll never understand this point people make with Vash. Literally the entire point of the fucking show.

>If I just hug them enough, they'll stop hating me
Was it autism?

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yes

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The point is that it's a devastating path to take. The easy path is to kill. Hence why you think it's retarded to put himself (mind/body) and others at risk.

someone didn't read the manga

It's a good reminder that our past selves don't define us and that as long as you keep living you can make up for wrong actions. Obvious shit, but you can get caught up with regret and shit.

>The easy path is to kill
It literally isn't though, seeing as almost all people have an instinctual aversion to murder, and all people struggle desperately to keep themselves alive. The easy path is to pretend that your weakness and inability to kill is a virtue.

Are they any closer to Vinland yet or are they still fucking around with that tranny on Iceland?

Nobody reads that shit anymore, so you probably won't have an answer.

I think you are confusing murder with suicide.

>I watch mongolian cartoon for muh ideology
There you go OP, i pointed the problem for you.

Why do you watch it, user?

>nigger talk
Consider suicide.

> edgy teenagers.
How is it edgy to kill villains or evil people? Not killing them iis fucking retarded

I really like vinland saga particularly because they depict human suffering in the most realistic way possible, and how human are naturally so frustrated with it that they seek another way around from very abstract ideas ranging from extremely organized thing like religion or just personal beliefs or philosophy. You might think pacifism (the way Thorfinn took) was dumb but nowhere in the series ask you to take his decision path wholeheartedly, you might as well just accept the Canute's approach to be much more realistic and discard Thorfinn's, or likewise you might think that Thorkell approach by battling people to the death and die as a noble warrior the most based thing ever but that's not the point of the series, the point was to present to the people that human are inherently so frustrated, living in never-ending cycle of suffering which we called "world". In thirst of seeking the truth of such ideas, while also realizing that their days and lives are numbered, that they might die anytime soon. In contrast to the people living in the modern times that simply live for the sake of temporariety.

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But isn't it the same in hollywood movies? When the heroes kill someone, it's always in 100% unavoidable defense.

what? he killed Bluesummer to save the girls,showing him that his idealogy is impossible.

Everyone deserves a second chance user, it's called empathy

why are nips such preachy sanctimonious little bugs?