The Saga of Tanya the Evil - Vol. 7 Ch. 19 - Norden VI
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Wait, a salaryman thinks capitalism is good? It's certainly good for their corrupt vallets, but a "criminal doesn't refer to their criminal work as justice".
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A capitalist system, is what allowed the author of the LN, to become successful enough to have a manga adaption, that's picked up by scanlators who live in a capitalist society, and using that system, to gather funds to scanlate this very manga, for you to read, on an electronic device, that was also invented on a capitalist's drawing board.
So you're calling your reading of scanlated manga a crime? Good to know.
A capitalist system, is what allowed the author of the LN, to become successful enough to have a manga adaption, that's picked up by scanlators who live in a capitalist society, and using that system, to gather funds to scanlate this very manga, for you to read, on an electronic device, that was also invented on a capitalist's drawing board.
So you're calling your reading of scanlated manga a crime? Good to know.
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@metas survival of the fittest does make sense, but when companies get to the point that they influence government or public opinion then its a problem. It ain't the fittest if no one can get their foot in the door and small companies who don't play game can be killed pretty easily by a bigger company obstructing them. Its just how pharma corps don't look for cures, but treatments. Cures are not a life long thing, while treatment is periodic billing. Its the same thing with gene modifications. They've started human trials now in NA and Europe while china has been doing it for a couple years. So long as people can't copywrite genes and other shit it may stay possible but as soon as genetic code can be owned we ain't gonna see much. Though it is pretty hard to do as delivery sys tems to the cells is hard less its like a blood related thing.
@TehReisen I saw that too but given what appears in the comments section of manga, lots of people don't actually pay attention to the art, or even some of the smaller text bubbles.
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Dang, it's a shame he got isekai'd into Tanya, because clearly this guy was born to be a Hellsing character. Just look at those glasses! 
Also, I call BS on that sociopath being able to have a happy family life.
Also, I call BS on that sociopath being able to have a happy family life.
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I know this is very late, but I cant help but thing that a repeat of the Blucher incident will happen at Oslofjord.
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What I love about this work is the MC. He/She was just a man seeking a successful life, giving his best every day until he got killed. Contrary to most isekai MCs he was into a high position in a company, and not just your every-say salaryman, or a loser hikikomori.
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Visha fixing Tanya's uniform like a big sis getting her little sis ready for school. Very cute and very strange in context.
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Chaos IS Freedom.
"Freedom" with Regulation isn't Freedom. Regulation is obstruction and Freedom is the absence of obstruction. They're mutually exclusive...
Rules cannot grant freedom as freedom is literally the absence of obstruction, and rules ARE obstruction.
The most freedom one can attain without the absolute power to simply take it... is to give the impression of following the rules while living with complete disregard for them when not under scrutiny. To break the rules without being caught whenever possible.
... I suppose that only applies within a single context though. If one uses rules to shackle one's opposition rather than oneself, then one could potentially gain personal freedom at the expense of the freedom of others... But I guess that is just sophistry.
@SunSun: Good things have come of many bad systems. Nothing is 100% clear-cut either way. Capitalism, like most other systems, has upsides and downsides. Capitalism taken to its logical extreme just results in a rich, bloated, deranged minority parasitising a starving and suffering majority. If you happen to be part of the lucky minority it is great. If you're not... well...
Ultimately what capitalism is... is a framework to enable the application of financial force... as though it were physical force, effectively. It is only natural that leads to financial violence. Financial violence that, unlike physical violence, can be applied by the old and infirm, passed down from generation to generation, and theoretically increased without limit at the expense of everyone suffering beneath. In other words, the potential for cruelty under an unregulated capitalist system is virtually unlimited.
BUT... it needs that legal framework to function at all. That legal framework that hobbles the use of physical force.
Capitalism collapses like a little bitch if enough people are willing to break the rules.
Frankly I reckon it is about time humanity reached that tipping point. Capitalism has been allowed to run rampant for too long now. Money was only ever meant to be a means to ends... not an end in and of itself.
There is no ideal system. Ultimately, all human organisation will inflict suffering on someone... and the more extreme they get, the more suffering they inflict. My only business is making sure I can adapt to make the most of whatever hell-hole I find myself stuck in. Unfortunately I'm not very good at deception... so... my disregard for the laws and structure of human society tends to be rather blatant.
"Freedom" with Regulation isn't Freedom. Regulation is obstruction and Freedom is the absence of obstruction. They're mutually exclusive...
Rules cannot grant freedom as freedom is literally the absence of obstruction, and rules ARE obstruction.
The most freedom one can attain without the absolute power to simply take it... is to give the impression of following the rules while living with complete disregard for them when not under scrutiny. To break the rules without being caught whenever possible.
... I suppose that only applies within a single context though. If one uses rules to shackle one's opposition rather than oneself, then one could potentially gain personal freedom at the expense of the freedom of others... But I guess that is just sophistry.
@SunSun: Good things have come of many bad systems. Nothing is 100% clear-cut either way. Capitalism, like most other systems, has upsides and downsides. Capitalism taken to its logical extreme just results in a rich, bloated, deranged minority parasitising a starving and suffering majority. If you happen to be part of the lucky minority it is great. If you're not... well...
Ultimately what capitalism is... is a framework to enable the application of financial force... as though it were physical force, effectively. It is only natural that leads to financial violence. Financial violence that, unlike physical violence, can be applied by the old and infirm, passed down from generation to generation, and theoretically increased without limit at the expense of everyone suffering beneath. In other words, the potential for cruelty under an unregulated capitalist system is virtually unlimited.
BUT... it needs that legal framework to function at all. That legal framework that hobbles the use of physical force.
Capitalism collapses like a little bitch if enough people are willing to break the rules.
Frankly I reckon it is about time humanity reached that tipping point. Capitalism has been allowed to run rampant for too long now. Money was only ever meant to be a means to ends... not an end in and of itself.
There is no ideal system. Ultimately, all human organisation will inflict suffering on someone... and the more extreme they get, the more suffering they inflict. My only business is making sure I can adapt to make the most of whatever hell-hole I find myself stuck in. Unfortunately I'm not very good at deception... so... my disregard for the laws and structure of human society tends to be rather blatant.
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I'm confused what being X means by his karma killed him. From what was showcased leading up to his death he didn't do anything wrong. He played sports and studied and got into a good college and got a job where he got promoted for doing his job well. He was ultimately killed by a dude who he had fired for expressing continuous inability to produce results. That was probably an order from the higher ups so I don't understand how that makes him at fault. If anything the guy who killed him should be the one with the karma he prevented the MC from having a happy life with his family.
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When it's work related he is Super Serious and Ambitious but outside from that his just kinda Normal Guy works hard and enjoys his holidays and eventually marry
When it's work related he is Super Serious and Ambitious but outside from that his just kinda Normal Guy works hard and enjoys his holidays and eventually marry
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I don’t remember a successful invasion across the Baltic Sea by the Germans WW1
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