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Detcelfer · 01-08-2009, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jasminegreen

The thread I gave a link to mentions nothing about Kakashi as a teacher.

Here was my anti-sasuke post for your enjoyment.

"Uchiha represents the general brooding, whining, pissing, and moaning of a clan of people, usually related to unrequited love or their confusion regarding sudden, unexpected onset of rampant homosexuality. Punctuated, by florid prose and woe-is-me dialogue.

A typical example of angst from Sasuke would read as follows:

"No one understands my pain which is why I'm going to kill you all!"

Clearly sound in mind with enough common sense that it reminds one of other mentally stable individuals through out our history such as... I dont know... how about Hitler (replace this with Dick Cheney if Hitler offends you, like wise if Dick Cheney offends you go back to Hitler). Idealistic, manipulative, explosive behavior, leading a group of a bunch of other mindless twits.

Someone posted above that to them, Uchiha represents "strength". Cowardice, unreasoning, egocentric, with a shell of apethy but a core of retarded teenage angst still searching to understand his hormones is more accurately free from error or defected reason. No transgression I hope was imposed to this person. This at least applies to everyone in Uchiha with a possible exception to the late Itachi

Teenage angst is most commonly associated with sixteen year-old girls, attention whores, goths, trucker hat wearing hXc scene fags and the entire emo genre as a whole. It also results, seemingly on a daily basis, in many instances of cutting, attempted suicides and lots of bad poetry. Instead of cutting metaphores of anguish we get a bleeding eye. Must one go on to point out the pathetic exsistence of all the Uchiha?

In summary, Uchiha are a emotionaly repressed racial culture with a impediment ability that somehow inhibits their social functionality to which, without their miracle eyes, would be utterly naked - or perhaps more appropriately the one clan of people no one would ever want to hear of again."