Yashamaru didn't truly hate Gaara; he had only acted that way because of Rasa's orders?
People in the real world were stunned, and many suddenly understood.
After all, Yashamaru knew that Gaara had the Shield of Sand. If he had truly hated Gaara and wanted to kill him, he never would have launched such a laughable suicidal attack.
So Rasa had been behind it all.
But even if it was Rasa's order, Yashamaru, couldn't you have resisted such an absurd command?
The truth proved that Yashamaru had indeed resisted.
However, Rasa used the greater good of the village to pressure Yashamaru, saying they needed to determine whether Gaara could serve as a qualified vessel. That was why Yashamaru had to throw his life away, and Rasa even invoked the Kazekage's authority to force him.
In the end, Yashamaru agreed. He was a ninja, and a ninja had to obey orders—especially in a place like Sunagakure.
Moreover, with Sunagakure's future and the greater good being used to pressure him, Yashamaru had no grounds to refute it. Caught between family and duty, he was ultimately crushed. He responded to that oppression with the dead look in his eyes and accepted the terrible order.
This left the people of the real world numb. Countless people cursed Yashamaru for being so spineless, furious that he had not resisted Rasa's idiotic behavior and deeply disappointed in him.
Yet because of these scenes, people's disgust toward Yashamaru vanished as well.
Although quite a few people still felt dissatisfied, hardly anyone truly blamed Yashamaru anymore.
If anyone deserved blame, it was Rasa. The hatred toward him instantly intensified.
That piece of trash was nothing but a bully within his own home—meek and submissive before Sunagakure's higher-ups, yet throwing heavy punches at his own family and loved ones.