Isekai demo Bunan ni Ikitai Shoukougun - Vol. 8 Ch. 37

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He didn't say they were. Just that she focused so hard on training and such that she ended up stepping on some toes by accident - some were technically her fault, like obliterating that guy in front of his men without even trying to make it look a bit more even, but most were just a result of talent and hard work and jealousy of her abilities, or her poor interpersonal communication skills, or both.

The girls got at least a bit of the 'tisms, and has never connected the dots for the why's.
And I didn't say he said they were. I was talking about the men he cited, not him. There's no need to defend him, because he's far from one of the mediocre men I was referencing.
 
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No it's not a woman's responsibility. It is, however, the leading figurehead's responsibility, one that she both has shirked to do and is currently unable to do so, as helpfully provided by mc. Some of those grievances were mightily petty, some were not. All are to be addressed. Also, not only in a place where petty grievances can fester, but especially in an environment like that the worst thing a leader can do is to advance with elbows ahead.

This might be a tad rough, but to me you seem here like Ilyas, ironically: You totally miss the forest for the trees to fill your apparent presuppositions.
Thanks for the profound, all-encompassing, irony-missing level of condescension! It's much appreciated.

Literally the entire history of human culture has involved exceptional women having to justify their presence again and again to men who are less capable than them and utterly unwilling to offer even the most basic level of respect from one human to another. The list of grievances he cited from random nobody assholes is a textbook example of that. Even having to explain the problem like this to other skeptical, disinterested men has been a challenge for thousands of years.

So kudos for maintaining such a long and storied tradition, I guess.
 
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