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The world government has been chasing Nico Robin for reading history of Void
Century on Poneglyph stones. But why won't they just destroy it so the problem
is solved?


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If the government wants to hide what happened during the void history why won't they just destroy the Poneglyph stone instead?


According to [wikia](http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Poneglyph), Poneglyph is
indestructible.

> **The blocks have no real power themselves, apart from their
> indestructibility; it has been stated that not even explosives could leave a
> scratch on these stones.** However, the words they contain have the power to
> change the world.
>
> Each one tells a piece of history long forgotten. This history includes
> mentions of (at least) three weapons of mass destruction: Pluton, Poseidon
> and Uranus. There are two types of poneglyphs: those that carry information
> about how to reach the other poneglyphs and those that carry the records of
> the "True History". Only when the stones are read as one will they fill in
> the Void Century of the world. **In the eyes of the World Government, they
> are dangerous artifacts and despite declaring the stones dangerous because
> of the weapons, the reality is that the ideals of the fallen Kingdom written
> on some of the stones are far more dangerous then any of the weapons.**

Because the Government stated that Poneglyph are dangerous artifacts and the
blocks also indestructible, the Government prefer to kill peoples in Ohara
rather than destroy the Poneglyph.


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