Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet - Vol. 12 Ch. 81 - Romio and the Student Election Assembly (Part II)

[duy0699kat]

"making this academy a better place..." sounds like "make America great..."

 

[togwrlp]

leon is so racist

 

[Lajomm]

Well throughout the course of their life, they were told by their parents or adults not to cohabitate with black dogs v white cats which stuck to their lives, making them their whole belief, its like their purpose is to hate the other side rather than speak for what they truly feel. Although both sides are both in the wrong, both sides never really tried forgiving each other for what they did. Romio-kun's speech may be cringe worthy or just full of forced ideals. but following the rules which has been set upon by "adults" as you can see led them to hate each other without knowing the reason why.

 

[Treswimming]

@Lewd How did you not expect that?

 

[airzamza]

Leon's idea is very similar to Donald Trump.
Make Black Dogs Great Again!

 

[izayamikaelis]

people like Leon is the reason why something like racism and the like still sometime exist

 

[IJustMadeThisToComment]

JUST SLAV SQUAT IN FRONT OF 'EM THAT'S HOW YOU WIN THE PEOPLE OVER.

 

[balenol]

We redneck now bois

 

[SenSnowy]

Thx. This gives me life fuel

 

[Cernunnos]

Hasuki can't decide whether to call herself "Hasuki" or "I/me".

Pick one goddamnit.

 

[22Ryu]

"Looks more like Stalin than the failed art student"
Really liked that credit, very well done.

 

[BloodySorcerer]

Oh, Inuzuka addressed one complaint of mine. He's indeed very true, the rules does seem to throw one faction against the other, instead of supporting coexistence, which was the excuse they used to build the school in the very first place. And going by Leon's description, that seems completely on point. Which is ridiculous.

 

[Xitel]

Oh. Hasuki = Husky. That took way too long for me to realize.

 

[Yautja]

I'm actually surprised, Romio's speech was genuinely good. Granted it was totally handed to him; Leon's speech was a load of moronic, ideologically, nationalist bullshit and the people who disagree with him are obviously wrong in that their hatred was handed to them, illogical and largely unjustified but he was convincing nonetheless. This is the first chapter in a long while that I didn't find stupid or utterly generic.

 

[Treswimming]

I know Airu respects Leon’s ambition and all, but this is politics, meaning that he will be associated with her ideal. How can he support that yet let Romeo off when he found out about Romeo and Persia? It seems like a conflict of interest.

 

[Confused]

sry for the delay of 82, 82 and possibly 83 will be released tomorrow.

 

[Randomguy01]

Notice both Leon and Inuzuka are vying for control.

One wants control through order, while the latter wants control through chaos.

Leon has the better approach here, as it is less subversive. Still though.
Not bad writing author, not bad at all.
I love how for the most part most petty thing are cleared up quickly, it allows for much better plots.

 

[Rogojinen]

So good. I think that weirdly, Leon's speech caused the most commotion until now for obvious reasons, but I'm sure it had an opposite effect on many others students than cheers just like with Kohitsuji. It's more than time to realize that they've actually known some students from the other dormitories for 10 years, and what's make some of the charm of this academy is this chaotic mixing. They're genuinely having fun, always fighting, competing with each other and getting better and stronger in the process.

Inuzuka's speech was then the perfect wake-up call. Leon appealed to their shared hatred and negative feelings about the academy, while he put everything including her and their bigoted ways, and showed them that there's hope for many positive changes if they can dare to challenge the status quo. His socratic exchange by allowing the audience to speak freely and answer his questions was the cherry on top.

 

[mal2012]

Democracy versus fascism, this is some heavy shit.

 

[applezbanaaz]

Pack it up Jim Crow