Google-Sensei said: If the answer is “yes,” then a morally right outcome justifies the use of immoral means to achieve it. But there are three different things to consider in such a situation: the morality of the action, the morality of the outcome, and the morality of the person performing the action. I started reading Freezing in early February, it took about a week to catch up. This manga dips into some awesome ethical controversies, and that's primarily what kept me reading (if you don't count eechi XD). Anyways, what do other readers think of this question? Has reading this manga "enlightened" you? Please comment if you have the time to spare! <3 |
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| Let me put it this way. I think there is a reason why Kazuya is shown to be so unfailingly nice. |
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