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Originally Posted by Revolutionist
They didn't just volunteer to colonize Mars. They were also abandoned in a hostile environment with a deadly disease rampaging through their ranks taking their loved ones. So while it is wrong to kill civilians like they've done, their war is not totally unjustified. In fact I personally think Vagans are a heck of a lot mroe justified in their struggle than the Zeons ever were, for example.
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We learn that 10 years before the war Ezelcant manage to acquire EXA-DB from Earth sphere.
In the proceeding decades Vegans managed to hide themselves on Earth.
Ezelcant always had the capacity to bring them back to Earth.
Look at the way Vegans talk about Earth in religious wonder. Ezelcant credited in saying their souls return to Earth. Earth is a utopia.
Ezelcant has a cult personality with a cult around him.
The point of the war was never to bring them back to Earth. They could have done that a long time ago.
What Ezelcant wants is for Earthers to experience the same suffering as Vegans did.
To see whether Earthers are worthy to survive whereas Vegans are not.
The guy has a god complex.
The way he sees Kio as a replacement for his son shows he is not mentally stable.