Timeline of Events:
>Witch Hat Atelier gets an anime
>Heavily pushed by official sources to be the next big anime
>Author has interview with UNESCO hosted by KODANSHA
>People call out the UNESCO links to manga and anime censorship
>Kodansha West starts mass blocking everyone for mentioning it
>Kodansha Japan recently considers canceling an anime for being "Too Insensitive" to people with disabilities
>Witch Hat Atelier author supports the riots within France.
Can we agree now that "Witch Hat Atelier" was a government psyop to push censorship and UK / UN propaganda? Also revealing Kodansha is compromised
El niño pobre del nordeste, el obrero metalúrgica, el dirigente sindical, el fundador de una alianza de centro izquierda abierta y democrática, que perdió varias elecciones y siguió, el primer presidente obrero, reelecto, preso, reelecto 3 y 4 veces. Leyenda y ejemplo.
I think a lot of people miss what the author was trying to explore.
Rudy wasn’t introduced as a role model. He was introduced as someone who wasted his life after years of bullying, isolation, and shutting himself off from the world.
People like that exist in real life today. They’re socially withdrawn, emotionally stunted, and escape into fantasy because reality has completely defeated them.
The fantasy isn’t there to reward Rudy’s past. It’s there to ask a question:
“If someone who completely failed at life was given a genuine second chance, could they become a better person?”
You don’t have to like Rudy. You don’t have to forgive everything he does.
But reducing the entire story to “the author supports this behavior” ignores the larger theme of redemption, growth, and rebuilding a life from absolute rock bottom.
Sometimes it’s worth asking what a story is trying to explore instead of assuming it’s endorsing every action its protagonist takes.
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