Upholding Justice in the Navy

It shouldn't be that the navy is not necessarily justice, but is the pirate necessarily evil?

The setting of One Piece itself is that the navy is an evil agent.

I don't know if pirates are evil or not, but there is definitely no good person in the pirates and the majority of good people in the navy are

Order and chaos should be used

Because of this rare correct view among the authors of The Pirates of Pirates, even if you don't like the protagonist's abilities, you will still read this book. Are pirates still righteous? Nothing. There may be evil navies who protect order, and there may be righteous rebels who want to restore order, but the pirates who destroy order must all be complete losers.

You crush someone's fingers when they're just born, and you're telling me that you have no defense? You must know that physical fitness is closely related. If you are strong but do not have a strong physique, you will kill yourself! If you want to say that you don't have a strong burst of strength and you don't have fast speed, that's okay, but strong strength means strong muscles, and strong muscles mean adequate defense, and the bones are not bad, otherwise you will break your bones accidentally.

1 Let's talk about the Celestial Dragons. Just look at Garp. Garp, the descendant of One Piece, clearly knows that he didn't let those ** children die. Saying that One Piece pirates are innocent, those ** children are not very innocent. When faced with a problem, he pretends to be stupid, but Garp has strength. Let your sons and grandsons go to the opposite side. ,,, In some aspects, Garp has also become the person he hates most.

Are you in the navy upholding Mao's justice and the insect people's justice? It is just justice to take the dragon under his wing and treat him as his younger brother.

This fruit was later developed to make the sea water it touches become alive and step on it, and the air near it to be alive and help it fly?

The protagonist's experience is so brilliant and time-travelling. Whenever something big happens, I doubt myself