Hai Kouen no Homeless Seijo - Vol. 1 Ch. 4.3
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Lets bring the comments back on track:
Girl is giving too much and the people are getting complacent, thinking that the source of "Free" food will always be there instead of actually using this time as a chance to build up their resources. The guy visiting had a point: You give people every reason to exploit her welfare and no reason to get off it. And as a result the poor girl is stretched thin, even her with her almost boundless magical powers.
Girl is giving too much and the people are getting complacent, thinking that the source of "Free" food will always be there instead of actually using this time as a chance to build up their resources. The guy visiting had a point: You give people every reason to exploit her welfare and no reason to get off it. And as a result the poor girl is stretched thin, even her with her almost boundless magical powers.
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Okay, I absolutely call bullshit.
If a bunch of starving people under the thumb of oppression, surrounded (as established) by a noble class who extorts them and keeps them from rising up in the world in any way, one day found that they had a magical fairy of a girl who could provide them with food...
...they would be defending her with their life.
This feels like some lazy-ass "the poor are all lazy and ungrateful" straw-man nonsense, and I'm so sick of this shit that it's bothering me even though it's a nonsense comedy series?
(Okay: Granted the point may be in a second that they're all possessed or something given the kids' commentary at the end. If that's the case I forgive the author.)
If a bunch of starving people under the thumb of oppression, surrounded (as established) by a noble class who extorts them and keeps them from rising up in the world in any way, one day found that they had a magical fairy of a girl who could provide them with food...
...they would be defending her with their life.
This feels like some lazy-ass "the poor are all lazy and ungrateful" straw-man nonsense, and I'm so sick of this shit that it's bothering me even though it's a nonsense comedy series?
(Okay: Granted the point may be in a second that they're all possessed or something given the kids' commentary at the end. If that's the case I forgive the author.)
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