The truth is announced, Ultraman is a bad guy. The Star Cluster Council has waited for decades to announce this, which can be said to be a desperate effort. The next step is to see the civil strife of mankind, and the escalation of the conflict between humans and aliens.
After a great war, mankind's tolerance for aliens has reached its limit. Some people think that so what if Ultraman is bad? Can these aliens come to earth to cause trouble? Is there a logical relationship between the two?
The aliens believe that any civilization that worships the evil Ultraman deserves to die and should be eliminated.
"Isn't it supposed to be based on behavior? Why do humans become bad people when they worship Ultraman and don't harm other aliens? This is just based on the heart but not on the deeds. There is no excuse for trying to incriminate them." Humans are not stupid either.
, knowing that worshiping Ultraman is just an excuse, and the real purpose of aliens is to invade the earth.
More and more aliens are pouring into the city from alien neighborhoods, and armed conflicts will break out between humans and aliens from time to time, and there are even violent activities in which aliens are hanged.
In addition to not declaring war, the two sides were already fighting hand to hand.
The earth's official lack of control over civilian behavior can be said to be completely uncontrollable, allowing violence to escalate. At this time, Shinjiro is still struggling. After all, Ultraman is the target he finally chose. To become a hero who protects the weak like Ultraman is
His reason for fighting.
But Ultraman has become synonymous with evil, and he doesn't know what to do. Now he understands why his father said Ultraman is a curse. Maybe Ultraman really shouldn't exist in the universe.
Tangled and troubled, Shinjiro's whole body felt bad, and he didn't know why he was fighting.
"At this time, we should study why Ultraman's image is polarizing. Why does Ultraman make different aliens have different attitudes? We need to look at the basis for Ultraman's behavior. What is Ultraman based on?
Whether one's preferences protect a certain civilization or destroy a certain civilization is determined by a certain objective law. Is this objective law innate or acquired?" Duran spoke objectively on TV, thinking
Don’t be too extreme when it comes to the Star Cluster Council’s remarks: “The position of human beings is not necessarily the position of the Star Cluster Council.”
"Are you saying that Ultraman doesn't have to suffer the infamy even if he causes the universe to collapse?" The host was very excited. He was obviously against Ultraman.
"This has to be judged by scientists' observation results," Duran said.
"There are so many scientists in the Star Cluster Council and there are so many advanced technologies. Do you want to say that their observations are inaccurate?" the host said tit for tat.
Duran said: "I didn't see a lot of technology. What the Star Cluster Council did didn't reflect advanced technology. They didn't publish any data. They just gave verbal explanations. More evidence is needed.
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"Are you questioning the Star Cluster Council?" The host became more and more excited, as if he would throw the microphone in Duran's face at any time.
"Why can't you question it? I am a lawyer. I have dealt with many conflicts between earth and aliens. Many of them were tried by the Star Cluster Council. I concluded that whether it is the Star Cluster Council or the earth, humans and aliens only care about each other.
For their own interests, then for the benefit of the Star Cluster Council, they can completely deceive humans and find excuses for invading the earth. Don't think too well of aliens, and of course you don't have to think too well of earthlings. Everyone is the same." Du.
Lan said that experience told him that everything was a conspiracy.
The host obviously did not accept it: "Ultraman destroyed two billion Baltans. This is an indisputable fact. No matter what mistakes the Baltans made, there must be innocent people among them."
"This brings us back to our initial question, what standard does Ultraman use to fight? Why did he destroy the Baltans but not humanity?" Duran said: "This question is worth thinking about.
Personally, I think Ultraman uses the "risk handling method" as the basis for fighting. Civilizations that transfer risks to others are enemies, and civilizations that bear risks themselves are friends. Ultraman also said that the earth is protected by the people of the earth. In fact, that is
It is said that the risks of the earth are borne by the people on the earth. The Baltan people are very pitiful, but they pass the contradiction to humans, and it is normal for them to be eliminated."
"Without humanity, there are two billion lives. You should be eliminated by simply passing on the risk, and Ultraman can be whitewashed? Since Ultraman is so powerful and is even considered a messenger of God, then he
There should be a better way to deal with it." The host had tears in his eyes and sympathized with the Baltans: "Ultraman can definitely find a better planet to settle them instead of wiping them all out. So no matter you
No matter what you say, you can't whitewash them."
This is indeed Ultraman's black spot. No matter what you say, Ultraman's handling method is indeed simple and crude. However, Ultraman will not help outsiders solve development risks, so he will completely eliminate a person who transfers risks to others.
Civilization is commonplace for them. Ultraman does not need any understanding, and he should strike hard at wrong behavior.
Duran has never supported Ultraman's behavior of preventing others from transferring risks but not helping them solve the risks. Because as long as the aliens can't find a solution, they still have to pass it on to others, and in the end it will be a vicious cycle.
"If Baltan says that the earth is the best place to live, and that only by eradicating humans can we live a better life, then does Ultraman have to help the Baltans eliminate humans?" "You should be happy that humans have not transferred their conflicts to the outside world, and you should be happy that Ultraman has not transferred its conflicts to the outside world.
Terman is still on the side of mankind. Otherwise, mankind will face destruction, and one wrong move will lead to total loss."
"Ultraman is the executioner." The host said angrily: "Who gave them the right to decide how civilization should develop? Who gave them the qualifications to judge which civilization can survive and which civilization can be destroyed?" "The earth does not exist at all.
We need Ultraman’s protection.”
Dulan showed his courage and praised the host. He could see that a large group of earthlings were eager to be invaded by the Star Cluster Council. Anyway, they thought they were firmly on the Diaoyutai. Even if aliens invaded, they would still be human beings.
The Master may also be able to obtain technological support from the Star Cluster Council.
So now I must criticize Ultraman to prove that I have gone against the grain, that I am on the side of the Star Cluster Council, and that I am one of our own.
They do not think from the perspective of humans and the earth, but from the perspective of their own interests, so joining the Star Cluster Council seems to be the best choice. Because from the perspective of humans and the earth, they need to work hard and take risks.
Facing the risk of alien technology. This is not worth it. The earth cannot win. Taking refuge with aliens is the best choice. Not only can we maintain our position, but we can even go further.
How to make aliens believe in their sincerity? Naturally, they have to criticize Ultraman. The next step is to draw a clear line with humans. Someone will definitely stand up and say that humans are too rubbish and they disdain to associate with humans.
Once two civilizations collide, traitors will immediately appear, and it will definitely be the same now. Some people on earth will immediately side with the stronger side instead of fighting side by side with their weaker compatriots.
The conflict has become clear, and it's time to take sides. Duran realizes that the host has already chosen a team, and more humans will rebel in the future. After all, from a strength analysis, aliens can crush humans in technology.
I just don’t know if aliens are willing to accept these human traitors.