Even in their most degenerated form, the slave had coveted delusion that the master was good, and all there is...

Even in their most degenerated form, the slave had coveted delusion that the master was good, and all there is. Without his tutelage; uncertainty - the slave finally forgoes though, and accepts fully what pride repressed; Bondage is destiny.

All praxis used by the master hitherto had fostered a fear in he slave, greater than the torture of its servitude, that uncertainty is the worst of all prospects. So the master leads with the torch, battling against this great unseen - all the while, holding firm his chain.

Why does anime seem to have the trope of mcs participating in slavery? Is there a culture divide or context I’m missing? Is slavery just not treated with the same level of seriousness outside the US? It's always for fetish reasons too.

UAE and Saudi Arabia have slavery and are the more safer than any western country

Slaves can't reject you

The first intended audience for these stories was insecure and lonely otaku who treat them entirely as a vector for wish fulfillment and fantasize about a submissive romantic partner who cannot leave or betray them.

I dont meant to burst your bubble, but the people reading light novels are high school kids, not just otaku.

lately I've heard a lot of americans say they hate capitalism and would rather be slaves, so I don't think there's much of a culture divide

Is it your impression that highschoolers can't be otaku?

So all of these sales are driven by otaku high schoolers?

It's normie kids dude.

Normie kids are not reading this shit. Normies are reading SJ or not at all.

Nigger im texan, I live in the most subverted state in the union, you think I care about more of the talmud being shoved down my ass?

The one rewriting history is you. You have stories about kings way before moralfags appeared.
Suddenly moralfags show up and go, "but what about democracy bla blah" without understanding that this is not the point or the stories with kings.

There was an anime I watched about a guy learning magic or something. I think he was isekaied as a noble? Anyway, within a few episodes he

met his slave girl(forma du free)

adventuered with her

learns that they can increase her power by her becoming his familiar

repeatedly say she can never ever disobey anything he says again

she agrees anyway

It's fucking wild, man. It's like the manosphere stuff of the east.

No retarded isekai stories about slaves are okay as they aren't going to disrupt anything. But the mentality that you should tolerate anything just because it's fiction is wrong.

How new?

Raphtalia should've stayed in her JS6 form

That's a pretty ordinary thing to happen in stories

Is that actually because of the slavery or because of the secret police?

nooo men and women can't just have a hierarchical relationship where the male is the authority figure that's fucking problematic
how will she get to waste her 20 and 30s on "finding herself," popping SSRIs and getting tattoos that way???

People have been writing propaganda for and against kings since before kingdoms were a thing.

Women and trannies hate this, so I'm entirely for it.

The problem I have is that they aren't used goods. There's no way Roxanne looks like that and she wasn't getting dicked down before the MC showed up. It's not possible for her to have been a slave and stayed a virgin while looking like that.

And female demographic fiction is bean flick fodder about mary sues "conquering" some dangerous violent low trust alpha who may or may not even be human.
We got lonely en fantasizing about a partner not betraying them, and lonely women fantasizing about getting raped by werewolves and dragons. And lonely men are the ones worthy of derision out of these two demographics?

But the way it happens in these stories is pretty uniquely japanese. If you ever saw any Diet interviews or japanese CEOs apologies, it is pretty obvious thats what they are going for.

*men

Secret police has fuckall to do with public order.

So what you are saying is that you can't read

Is there a culture divide or context I’m missing?

Unironically kind of.
Japan wasn't exposed to slavery in much the same way as the rest of the world, so it's very easy to create the sexualized idea of a woman slave without any real historical idea of slavery entering the mind.

Beyond that though it's mostly just perversion and the idea of having a slave girl.

idc if you find the story trash. The initial anon was bringing up nonsensical stuff about culture, which is where he's wrong.
They also write stories where king is a backdrop. Is pulp fiction or "Emperor's New Clothes" a propaganda for/against kings? No, it has a moral, but the moral is unrelated to monarchy.
god, this is a sub-60iq thread. Green Eggs and Ham will be a shock.

Joke's on them. Westoids are already slaves. If they stop working, they couldn't keep paying their debts and will go to prison.

why did they make roxanne so chubby?

Is slavery just not treated with the same level of seriousness outside the US?

Get over yourselves. All that "seriousness" is nothing but performative anyway. What the fuck is wrong with you histrionic freaks?

If they stop working, they couldn't keep paying their debts and will go to prison.

We abolished debtor's prisons long ago buddy

A typical light novel has the same kind of prose and narrative complexity as green eggs and ham. Only where green eggs and ham had a pretty clever message, it has nothing but power tripping.

John Brown isekai series when

You've never read a book

I'd pay for that kek

This is slander. There are anti-slave isekai too.

90% of isekai slavery is just fetish fuel, and that's fine, but there's a handful of stories that actually try and defend slavery as an institution for real.

if there's been slaves for this long, it'd be chaotic to just suddenly ban it

well, as an outsider I shouldn't be judging foreign cultures

if you think about it, slave owners have a vested interest in protecting and maintaining their property, so really aren't as abusive as you might think

a lot of slaves just pretend to be sick or hurt to get out of work, you can't let your pity for them cloud your judgement.

Today.

Are you a grade schooler or have you just not read anything since then?

wtf isekai is based like that?

I'm reading Omar Khayyam right now, loser.

no argument one-liner

How do you expect me to take you seriously? lol. at least try

It always has been very pro slavery.