Nejimaki Kagyu - Vol. 11 Ch. 105 - Student Council Dissolution General Elections 3

[MangaDex]

 

[BalrogDeMorgoth]

I'm surprised that there isn't a side that's going 'well, I can just physicaly beat down the opposition in the election so vote for me because I'll be in control no matter what' given how everything in this school is decided by beating the shit out of one another.

 

[whyktor]

The "halo effect" as nothing to do with light ...

 

[Xical]

Make Individualism Great Again (MIGA For friends) campaign style ?

 

[Soonbesoon]

I'm sorry but I still can't get over the Hitler thing from the last chapter, that has to go somewhere

 

[Kyto1984]

"The Bandwagon Effect," "The Halo Effect," I'm convinced this author doesn't really know how psychology, or even elections work. Who in the hell would intentionally set a light source BEHIND a singer at a concert? The audience wouldn't be able to see her with the sun in their eyes. The MILLIONS of concerts that did the exact opposite would prove different. Also, using the Bandwagon Effect in reference to polling? Just ask Hillary how that went when they released polls that gave her a 99% chance of winning.

 

[akamangaka]

Oh that’s right... almost forgot what manga I was reading again. That singing...

 

[smartz118]

Guys, guys...it's fiction. Don't look too deep into it.

 

[Merllemon]

"omg halo effect is not like that"

Bruh Kagyuu punches so hard stone walls show spiral cracks
Goku uses instant transmission

Its manga/anime/fiction

 

[Catsuey]

Im #TeamFrak

 

[RexNemorensis]

[insert metal track intro]

 

[whyktor]

Even if it's fiction, word has meaning, I can accept that in this world being behind a light source can make you popular, no problem, but don't use the term "hallow effect" it already as a meaning, you'll just end up making people believe false things if you use a real name and give a false explanation about them, having superpower and being wrong are not the same thing at all. Goku teleportation was called "instant transmission" not the "pythagoras theorem" (And it wasn't described as the speed of sound being quicker near water).