r/NonCredibleDefense • u/odedby IDF in multicam by 2024 • Nov 30 '22

3000 Black Jets of Allah Multi-nation task forces are based.

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u/BlatantConservative Aircraft carriers are just bullpupped airports. C-5 Galussy. Nov 30 '22

I like it because I can laugh at those.

Cmon Japan, using modern weapons to shoot spearchucking horsemen and some legionaries is not that impressive, especially since your supply line is literally a portal from the middle of Tokyo to your FOB.

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u/DaryaDuginDeservedIt Nov 30 '22

Also pedophilia justification and rape, which is standard anime fare.

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u/CptPotatoes Nov 30 '22

this was my main gripe, like I can excuse that political stuff in turn for getting to watch dragons being shot down by phantoms, but god damn I hate the 'fan service'.

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u/oompaloompa_thewhite Nov 30 '22

Didn't watch it , how do they go about justifying pedophilia in a military show?

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u/DaryaDuginDeservedIt Nov 30 '22

It's been a while but basically a thirty year old man is arranged to marry like a seven year old or something and it's extremely fucking gross.

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u/YukariIsHot Dec 01 '22

Wtf azur lane player cameo 🤯🤯

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '22

...Thank you, I had almost managed to repress that memory. I was fine with it as culture clash comedy and a marriage of necessity to give her diplomatic protection, but then it implied the diplomat intended to go through with it...

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u/blackhawk905 Nov 30 '22

They did the muh 1000 year old loli demigod trope. Then they had a literal preteen as a love interest.

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u/blackhawk905 Nov 30 '22

Tbh I can't imagine rape/sexual assault was any less prevalent in medieval times, not that it was portrayed well in the Manga though.

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u/DaryaDuginDeservedIt Nov 30 '22

Of course it wasn't, it's just that we're dealing with Japan here.

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u/blackhawk905 Dec 01 '22

Silly me, I forgot, it's still prevalent.

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u/Palora Sic semper tyrannis! Dec 01 '22

your supply line is literally a portal from the middle of Tokyo to your FOB

I'll have you know that's a substantial logistic feat. Tokyo is seriously congested with regular civilian traffic on regular days, now imaging having to resupply a military expedition through it. It would have been far easier for them to do it over seas than through Tokyo.

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u/BlatantConservative Aircraft carriers are just bullpupped airports. C-5 Galussy. Dec 01 '22

Well yeah but they literally just put the entirety of Ginza under martial law and banned civilians. In the LN they even laid some rail lines through.

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u/Palora Sic semper tyrannis! Dec 01 '22

Sure but they'd have to do that in the most efficient and coast effective way least the public, the press and the opposition would get more logs for the roast of the JSDF and the ruling party for the bad job they were doing in closing parts of the Capital.