WiLa

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[WiLa @DedByRed]

@KoutoTV @Icu2223 @jneperrin On parle de conservateurs à la con.

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@ThreepioToaru The point of the first match was literally that she couldn't bring herself to kill Kuvira, and this fight ends as she saves her

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@my_little_mori That's what happens when the police has unchecked power, no difference if it's a first world country or not.

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@phone[phone] He needs some help to keep up, but that help is extremely impactful on him defensively.

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@BurgundyStriker It sure looks that way to a random 23 years old liberal who was so shocked that people did not let that kind of things go that he made it his life's work.

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@BurgundyStriker Isayama wrote about a fictional grudge of 2000 years while barely hiding that the real life equivalents that inspired him aren't even 100 years old. We should absolutely hold countries authors of atrocities responsible, that is not a cycle of hatred that will annihilate them.

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@Tarumath1 @jokieliu This "cycle of hatred" bullshit oh my lord, people genuinely believe it's that simple

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@beepening I hate June 👿

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@mmaikaberry @brokenwhiteflwr It's also not anti fascist to the extend of aiming for something better, it's only at a self defeatist level where the guy thinks nothing can really change because it's the way of the world, a POV that an average person with little care has. What I mean is, it's not that daring.

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@mmaikaberry @brokenwhiteflwr It might not be pro-war, but it sure is anti-white guilt, probably through a japanese lense regarding old war crimes considering Isayama is japanese. And it does sympathize with nationalism, which is why Eren's very ultimate treatment is the way it is.

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@SQuirrel147 I'm not sure why it's a taboo when it comes to making an observation. I'm always interested in how many people play a game, especially if it's online, where Europe usually doesn't match even half of America's numbers. If it's for slander, it's different of course.

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@PseudoAeschines @No5mallf3at Yeah ? So what ?

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@sleepyadora I really felt that annoying Avatar spirit when they chickened out of Kyoshi being put in a moral blender by making the governor a teenager, but honestly she deals with the most interesting conflict otherwise ( I haven't read Shadow yet either ).

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@AquariiSa Because, the author doesn't really believe in alternatives to fascism based on logic. And it's the reason why Eren, even if he is condemned ethically, has a lot of people who think he was justified. The narrative concedes a chunk of the point to that side begin with.

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@AquariiSa Here we have another side of the flaws of Isayama's story where the only path that led to self defense was the nationalist one and his protagonists had absolutely 0 idea, let alone any succesful one, to answer to their on going crisis. His framing speaks a lot here.

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@AquariiSa If not that, who else ? Who is coming for what romans did 2000 years ago ? I'd like to come back to the first message. What was Isayama exactly getting at ? Like, who is he writing this for ?

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@AquariiSa Who are the children getting hatred ? What inspired that for him ? Descendants of generations of war crime who want to turn the page faster than the popularions scarred for generations by their acts ?

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@AquariiSa In order for his "cycle of hatred" idea Isayama had to aim for a "oppressed will become oppressors !" and imagine a world where that's what accountabilty leads to.

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@AquariiSa The japanese angle doesn't come fully from the events of the story but mostly because associating Isayama with hatred for the "white guilt" effect doesn't fully add up.
The second issue is that nazi were not getting the reverse treatment of what they did to their victims but-