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Originally Posted by willyvereb

Then Great Britain is a hellhole, so are most Western countries for daring to use slavery in the past. Genocide, similar deal.

I am so sorry for the nearly billion people who now live in the "hellholes" of the first world. My deepest condolences.

The story of Bahamut is not written for any philosophical discussion. The better place to go is Shin Sekai Yori novel discussion, where the author inserted a lot of his views on social issues.

Spoiler for off topic on two wrong make a right fallacy:

Just in case you don't know---Britain may be still reluctant to openly talk about it--but more and more American are opened to talk about the country's dark history, such as Washington and Jefferson. Some people also advocates to cancel Columbus Day due to his active involvement with genocide and slavery.
In Gundam universe, there is time where every side is reluctant to mention it, and this mentality is called 'Dark History'.

When producers planned the second season, their rough idea is first having dragon riding scene, and the second scene is having Jeanne pregnant. They eventually recruited the writer to put all their spaghetti idea into the structure. One of their ideas is making an unlikable character but later to make this character likable, so the scene of shouting to the moon is the final product. The writer inserted the idea of French kiss, but later producers found ti would be strange and trash the idea. As audience, we understand the story from the protagonist's point of view, but we can also disagree with the conclusion.