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Darling in the Franxx - Chapman

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Jacob Chapman @ANNJakeH May 20 For one thing, it's not religiously motivated. DARLING in the FRANXX isn't mourning the death of patriarchal structures because it makes the baby jesus cry or any god cry for that matter Jacob Chapman @ANNJakeH May 20 Sorry, hadda get off twitter there for a bit, so I didn't get to finish my thoughts. I'll try to keep this brief. The most interesting difference to me b/w American patriarchal fearmongering defense and Japanese ones is that ours is based in preventing chaos while Japan's-- Jacob Chapman @ANNJakeH May 20 --(or at least Darling in the FRANXX specifically) is based in preventing homogeny/stagnation. Basically, both prey on fear of something that already exists in the nation and blame it on irrelevant/vulnerable minorities and the fear of change 78 Jacob Chapman @ANNJakeH May 20 America is confrontational and violent already, so Christian flicks about the death of Christmas or the gay agenda or whatever claim that this encroaching diversity will erode the traditional family and make those problems worse. They're taking away your security.* Jacob Chapman @ANNJakeH May 20 Due to declining birthrates and increasing social isolation both between and within generations, Japan is a lot more worried about going quietly into that good night. And their governing body isn't dominated by a specific religious ideology like America's Christian nation thing.

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Black Knight

Black Knight

Jul 11, 2018 at 05:18PM EDT in reply to Hyperion235

I think it's JesuOtaku, a former member of Channel Awesome. I could be mistaken though.

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