Lille slightly furrowed his brow—he felt that this was exactly what Tony was thinking: war, great!
It had nothing to do with so-called justice or truth, it was simply a difference in perspective.
Slavery might seem backward in modern times, but the first person to invent slavery surely believed he was a good person from the bottom of his heart, and future generations couldn't say he was wrong.
To other people of the same era, however, he was a complete waste: winning a battle without looting and pillaging?
For these types of people, the concept of "justice" doesn't exist in their minds, because the outcomes of their conflicts often define what justice will be in the future.
Tony grew more and more excited as he spoke, stepping out from his seat and almost glaring at Lille as he enunciated each word:
"You haven't seen those people—they are ignorant, cruel, backward, feudal... and now they are assaulting our civilization.