Tsuyoshi - Daremo Katenai, Aitsu ni wa - Ch. 324 - Laoda (Boss)

[ghostkun]

thas' some good ASS coffee

 

[catsdontsmile]

this seems a bit biased

The conclusion is so obvious it seems biased but there isn't a single lie. The government made tsuyoshi unhireable and got him kicked from school, now via karate dude they want to recruit him with dropping his antisocial status as bait. Same dynamic as the old man who licked fingers who had him jailed. Then karate guy is a acussed of manipulating the situation, he denies it, then confesses that's the case in his inner monolog.

Teru on the other hand grabbed tsuyoshi and the other two guys from the street after they were labeled antisocials. Used the money he got to build an empire for tsuyoshi and place him on top. This wasn't tsuyoshi's dream but it's what Teru knows and the best option available to a social outcast like they made them into. Ryu too is an illegal alien they welcomed into the organization. They are all outcasts with no better prospects who were given purpose and a literal (yakuza) family (which also provides them with the social standing and money society denied them)

Tsuyoshi by choosing the boys over his girlfriend takes responsibility and picks a path by sacrificing the thing he loved most.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Paraeru]

they want to recruit him with dropping his antisocial status as bait. Same dynamic as the old man who licked fingers who had him jailed.

This is a bit unfair to Aino. Him trying to get Tsuyoshi to work/fight alongside the government was a very inconsiderate, extremely thoughtless thing to drop on him right after meeting again but I stand by the notion that there isn't any malice behind the request. Ainosuke, beyond him being bad at reading the room, is legitimately very naive. He still has the "I'll protect you!" mentality, and tie that in with the fact that he, like Tsuyoshi for quite a long time, doesn't actually want to go against society in any unreasonable manner (unlike Teru) makes it so he thinks that as long as he's in a position to try to do the right thing the right way, then things will work out, surely.
He said that because he believes that because of his new position he'll be able to assure things will go well, when the fact of the matter is if Tsuyoshi were to come back with him any of Aino's requests for how he gets treated would be flat-out ignored once demands come from far enough up the chain. He'd get completely walked over, but compared to Teru and Tsuyoshi the "hot damn the government is pure ass" mentality hasn't fully sunken in for him, so doesn't realize this. There's a lot to be said about how he's coming off currently but we've seen more than enough from him to assure that he's just... not that type of guy. He's built a rapport that makes it very easy to always give him some baseline trust.
Unless this really is just the start of his menhera arc then uh nvm

 

[3therflux]

This is a bit unfair to Aino. Him trying to get Tsuyoshi to work/fight alongside the government was a very inconsiderate, extremely thoughtless thing to drop on him right after meeting again but I stand by the notion that there isn't any malice behind the request. Ainosuke, beyond him being bad at reading the room, is legitimately very naive. He still has the "I'll protect you!" mentality, and tie that in with the fact that he, like Tsuyoshi for quite a long time, doesn't actually want to go against society in any unreasonable manner (unlike Teru) makes it so he thinks that as long as he's in a position to try to do the right thing the right way, then things will work out, surely.
He said that because he believes that because of his new position he'll be able to assure things will go well, when the fact of the matter is if Tsuyoshi were to come back with him any of Aino's requests for how he gets treated would be flat-out ignored once demands come from far enough up the chain. He'd get completely walked over, but compared to Teru and Tsuyoshi the "hot damn the government is pure ass" mentality hasn't fully sunken in for him, so doesn't realize this. There's a lot to be said about how he's coming off currently but we've seen more than enough from him to assure that he's just... not that type of guy. He's built a rapport that makes it very easy to always give him some baseline trust.
Unless this really is just the start of his menhera arc then uh nvm

Yeah, lot of his new responsibilities is precisely because of the support Aino tried to give Tsuyoshi, but because he tries to legitimately lessen the guy's burden, he's been mostly tackling these issues on his own. Unfortunately, the government isn't a unified body, it's basically its own battlefield with separate factions and cliques with their own agendas (I mean that was literally the point of the last arc), and its completely possible that another party tried to intentionally pull the wool over Aino's eyes, and I have a feeling that said party might actually be another player that'll show themselves in the future. They could also remnants of whatever guys they fought off last time too, which just loops back to the theme that people really can't just leave Tsuyoshi alone.

Also oh fuck I hope he doesn't go through a menhera arc, oh god

 

[CheesiBoye]

I feel like its set up to be a sting op using tsuyoshi's group. They'll force them into a quagmire by pitting them against the taiwanese mafia, then broker a deal with the side more willing to cooperate. I hope tsuyoshi gets to ball punch everyone by getting to the point where we get both masterminds on either side entering the final arena/confrontation and he finally gets to punch their nards in by there not being any voice of reason he's willing to listen to anymore (sadly his first gf is in this group, so im guessing she's gonna stop him from getting even by the end)

 

[CrimsonKing0098]

teru:

• made the best out of a bad situation
• what he built wasn't tsuyoshi's dream, but it's what was possible with the conditions at hand. ie you don't always get what you want.
• wants to empower tsuyoshi and set him up as boss.

hoshizaki:

• works for the govt who put tsuyoshi in that bad situation.
• wants tsuyoshi to work for them in order to fix the problems they caused for him. (same as the old guy who got him jailed and then got him out by making him join his group)
• lied to tsuyoshi saying he isn't using this situation to manipulate him, when he admitted he totally is
• this roads leads to tsuyoshi becoming enslaved to the govt. in a form similar to the agents from psycho-pass only tsuyoshi is a victim.

fr i cannot trust hoshizaki,dude is a rat
government took everything from tsuyoshi even if he didnt want to be a yakuza boss what else would he do?teru was the one who gave him some sort of future to look foward to

 

[catsdontsmile]

This is a bit unfair to Aino. Him trying to get Tsuyoshi to work/fight alongside the government was a very inconsiderate, extremely thoughtless thing to drop on him right after meeting again but I stand by the notion that there isn't any malice behind the request.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions