r/anime • u/Holo_of_Yoitsu • Aug 19 '16

[Spoilers] Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin - Episode 7 discussion

Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin, episode 7: The Northern Katjvarna Rebellion

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Episode Link Score
1 http://redd.it/4rvucu 7.44
2 http://redd.it/4t09pb 7.47
3 http://redd.it/4u3xe0 7.56
4 http://redd.it/4v7rho 7.66
5 http://redd.it/4wbk50 7.77
6 http://redd.it/4xepou 7.82

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u/NeptuneRoller https://myanimelist.net/profile/NeptuneRoller Aug 19 '16

After all that ruckus about female characters depth mistaken for "sexualization"

What do you mean?

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u/Joyako https://myanimelist.net/profile/Joyako Aug 19 '16

IDK, but with OG I've seen a lot of feminists columns pop here and there about the way medias cover sports depending on athlete's gender, then a few of them derived to criticizing anime and it led to a counter-article being on the front page here.

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u/UpVoter3145 Aug 19 '16

Somehow giving a female character an independent personality is objectifying them? These feminists are now even claiming that giving women the choice of what to wear is leading to internalized objectification.

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u/Cloudhwk Aug 20 '16 edited Aug 20 '16

Its just the simple logic fallacy that my wife runs into all the time

"WOMEN SHOULD BE ABLE TO CHOOSE DO WHATEVER THEY WANT AND NOBODY CAN SAY NO!"

"Cool, I want to stay at home and raise my children with my husband"

"YOU CAN'T DO THAT! YOU HAVE TO ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF WOMEN, WE NEED TO BE FREE TO MAKE OUR OWN CHOICES!"

I didn't have an issue with feminism until they started telling my wife what she can and can't do

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u/Abedeus Aug 20 '16

Feminists nowadays are more sexist than people they claim are the problem with society.

Don't forget the fact that they want more women in politics, business, IT and science, but still continue going for woman studies or gender studies degrees instead of the majors they want to promote.

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u/leeways Aug 20 '16

are they trying to make their own race?

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u/UpVoter3145 Aug 20 '16

Their catchphrase "Down with the patriarchy" sounds a lot like what the Black Panthers say. Heck, you even have some wanting to procreate without men.

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u/Falsus Aug 28 '16

There is a difference between Feminists (I am pro equality and stuff. Skills, experience, knowledge, attitude and so on is more important than their gender) and radical Feminists (Feminazi who basically isn't pro equality at all, they just want a matriarchy where males is treated like slaves).