Comic for Friday 12/9 (Early High Res)
Comments (5)
The biggest issue is condemning someone for a choice they haven't yet made - and may never make - just because they have the potential to make it. Where does it end?
Yes, I think this is the more fundamental point here.
I don't think that he has a point. From a human standpoint I can relate, but he just justifys revenge as justice. That's why we have a court. Looking at things that someone has actually done without any emotion. We aren't "eye for an eye" anymore.
This entire conversation, recorded, would be great context for Zeke. I know he hates humanity at this point but as a being that was willing to follow his 'master' to preserve his own life, he may find reason in Scott's logic.
I hate to say it, but he kinda has a point. If you see evil happening and do nothing, you're absolutely complicit in that evil. If he has held back, and Zeke escaped, and Zeke went Skynet or something, we would absolutely blame him for failing to stop Zeke when he had the chance.