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Originally Posted by tylarth
To me the kami represent a very narrow-minded conservative outlook. Childlike and reactionary. Their end vision of Atys being an unchanging place with little room for homins, save to fight Goo as presumably the Kami cannot. They do not represent peace, nor equality , nor progress. They are a self preservationist tyranny.
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Lol.... I didn't want to go in this matters, but I think something alike. The Kami maintain the theory that a ecosystem must be maintained the same, with no changes. This is a old theory, now known as false. The ecosystems are dinamic, always in change, today you have a forest here, in a few years it could change to another ecosystems... that happens, with homin/man or without him.
For me the kami represents an damaging enviromental point of view who try to maintaind the land artifially always the same, like some kind of specimen in a bottle, like a museum, instead of let the natural changes happen and flow.
Maybe this was one of my main motives for not select the Kami.