/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>27535764
Search trans on the hinamizawa discord or on umineko twitter and marvel at the cult-tier groupthink and the violent reactions when someone falls out of line.
I can understand the rationale that there are a lot (as in, a LOT) of tranners in the community and discussions that go counter to their self-image might be uncomfortable, but "oh no, someone might get hurt by these arguments" is such an obvious cope that it's probably even counter-productive if your goal is trans acceptance. It's each persons freedom to decide for themselves what to believe and voice those beliefs (though obviously if they do it maliciously that's a problem), and by forbidding people from contradicting the orthodoxy they'll just come to resent you AND the worldview you're trying to canonize - and while the second is going too far, they have every right to hate you personally.
t. grew up in a Christian community and had to deal with the same shit from my 'brothers and sisters in faith'.

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>>18884182
But anon, all texts are inherently political. To attempt an analysis from an apolitical position is pointless.

The politics of Umineko are that of a conservative rich Japanese family in the 80's (Rokkenjima Prime) contrasted with modern "free love" and trans-acceptance (Meta). Ryu07 could be making the argument that in a perfect "magical" world, love could take all forms, but in the "real" world, things are much more cruel.

You could even do a Marxist reading where the Ushiromiya family are the bourgeoisie and Sayo/the servants are the proletariat. Not sure where the magic characters fit in that case.