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Originally Posted by tsunade666
there is nothing right or wrong in war. its just political way to get resources but in a form of force.
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That's a very general statement, assuming everyone act rationally, also assuming everyone acting in "national interest". And your 2nd line implies "there's nothing right or wrong in the START of war", but the weight of human lives versus resources is subjective; and if there's nothing right or wrong with the start of war, then it also implies there's nothing right or wrong even in peace, thus rendering the war factor on the 1st line irrelevant.
But whether in war or in peace, there are always a few nuts/retards whose action could result in a worse outcome even when they are "on your side".
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Originally Posted by SigUp
The right-wing reference has nothing to do with the Japan of the Mahouka universe. It has to do with how the author structures his world and what actions he lets his protagonists and actors in that world take. Considering the current real-world climate a show which emphasises a constant threat from a big mainland nation attacking poor Japan unprovoked plus the portrayal of a strong military and weapons with limitless power is bound to invite right-wing propaganda accusations. And seeing it all I am trending towards the notion that the author has right-wing tendencies.
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But if Code Geass' can be argued as being "not right-wing", then this can too.
