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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen
Fair enough, but it's a case by case situation and I personally don't think this incident warrants it.
They're not going to kill children, they're going on a dangerous mission to destroy a dangerous weapon.
If you say it's too dangerous, I would point out that every mission is dangerous, if it was easy they would have already won.
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It's not that it was "dangerous", in a general sense. It's that Gai was expecting Funeral Parlor to suffer a high casualty count, one out of every three soldiers.
I don't expect everybody (and certainly not a young "fresh recruit" like Shu who initially refused to join Funeral Parlor back in Episode 2) to be entirely comfortable with such figures, and to not say anything about them.
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But like what thundrakkon said, the problem is he didn't offer another solution, he just said 'No, We can't.' and that's it.
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Well, Gai is the leader and clearly the brains of the operation. One could say that Shu was challenging Gai to come up with a better solution.
Unfortunately, a better solution simply wasn't there, and perhaps that was part of the reason why Shu eventually relented.