TOME 10 PART 94; STANDARDS
DAGARA PROVERB;
It is easy to judge another man's life until a Goddess like Eida uses a Flip Jutsu that puts you into the Shoes of the Accused and you are forced to make the same decisions the accused was executed for. As to whether or not you will make the same decisions...is not the issue...it is a 100% guarantee that under exact conditions the same results shall be produced...but the debate lies in how you would justify the reason for your 'Crime' as 'more legitimate than the executed accused'. Lion Turtle Monkey Bionicles have a Proverbial Expression Of Mockery for such a situation and it starts with the Words 'Well...well...well...' and the rest goes 'how the Tables Turn when the Iron Claw is on the Other Foot' pointing to the tendency of Mankind to attempt to justify their Crimes as more legitimate than the executed accused when their actions are Perfectly the same.
DAGARA PROVERB 2;
In the 'World Of Dogs', there must be a clear Hierarchy Of Power. When multiple dogs gather, they establish that hierachy through a royal rumble brawl of pure brutality. The most brutal dog becomes the King, the next brutal becomes the Queen, the third brutal becomes the Jack...then the rest must perfectly submit to the Will Of These Three.
Did I hear you right? Did you just call that 'Pure Barbarism?' That is because you 'judge Dogs by the Standards Of Human Society'. What do Human Laws matter in the World Of A Dog? If you can call such 'Barbarism', the aforementioned Proverb is exactly what you do when you 'label another Culture as inferior'.
DAGARA PROVERB 3;
Humans have a lot of Taboos, some of them 'Perfectly Silly' to 'Modern Ears' but I put it to you, 'no one willfully invents Laws for their own Demise'. Like for example some Ancient People sacrificed their own Children to the 'god' 'Molech'.
Did I hear you right? Did you just scream 'Child Abuse?' The reason they do this is that they understand that there are some dangerous 'deities around' that only their 'Molechkiller God' can 'protect them from'.