Rape and morality in popular media

[shinta|hikari]

So how do you guys feel about this?

https://twitter.com/ActionZacku/stat...22861435310080

https://twitter.com/Silmerion/status...34030657339392

[Buffalobiian]

So how do you guys feel about this?

https://twitter.com/ActionZacku/stat...22861435310080

https://twitter.com/Silmerion/status...34030657339392

1. The new anime looks interesting

2. The complaints look boring.

[Kraco]

So how do you guys feel about this?

https://twitter.com/ActionZacku/stat...22861435310080

https://twitter.com/Silmerion/status...34030657339392

To be honest I have no idea why the Japanese LN writers love slavery so much and see no problems in it. I've read some manga adaptations where previously free and mentally healthy women practically insist on becoming the MC's slaves. I'm not saying this to deny the fact slavery was an everyday thing in the past, but even back then people didn't strive to be slaves if they had a choice, and seemingly decent modern people suddenly isekaied to a world with slavery should have some reservations. But reading the manga based on LNs (or the LNs themselves) makes me think the Koreans aren't exaggerating their suffering under the Japanese rule before and during the WW2.

Trying to defend the bitch in Shield Hero is insane, though. The MC also has his reasons and is a reasonable person, all in all. But even for him slavery as a concept isn't seemingly distasteful. Perhaps it all boils down to the difference in valuing individuality and personal freedom in the East and West.