Oh Captain, my captain! One day, there are going to be a bunch of confused lieutenants from the Warriors World.
For some reason, I'm not very worried about Usagi bombing abortion clinics. (Also, how does that jibe with keeping the peace?)
Oaths are interesting. In the best case, they're supposed to be reminders of our duty and morals. In the worst case, they end up like the Oath of Fëanor (tl;dr quite a few elf murders). In America, we pledge allegiance to a country "with liberty and justice for all", where the oath itself is a lie, or in the best case an unfulfillable promise. But in this case, if Usagi ends up as a queen, she'll have to make all of these decisions on use of force eventually -- or find herself a suitable parliament.
For some reason, I'm not very worried about Usagi bombing abortion clinics. (Also, how does that jibe with keeping the peace?)
Oaths are interesting. In the best case, they're supposed to be reminders of our duty and morals. In the worst case, they end up like the Oath of Fëanor (tl;dr quite a few elf murders). In America, we pledge allegiance to a country "with liberty and justice for all", where the oath itself is a lie, or in the best case an unfulfillable promise. But in this case, if Usagi ends up as a queen, she'll have to make all of these decisions on use of force eventually -- or find herself a suitable parliament.
"Kitto daijoubu da yo." - Sakura Kinomoto