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>>15907303
>The Soy Sauce war is not proof of the game being anti-jap
How about the age of women? Japanese patriarchy was holding them down and once they got free, they started asserting their dominance.

There are many instances that destroying Japanese culture helped its people in many ways when its people don't even care about their culture.

>and even that Rose survived and still believed that the future countrymen can still be saved.
And then a culture of paranoia started with the soy sauce which got lost culturally. Within two generations, a national food vanished from public consumption. That's insane.

>getting an independent distribution so another Soy Sauce War cannot happen again, and passing her will into the future countrymen, where lives and economics are better and they can fight again.
A will is a spook. Nothing was given to future generations as shown in Julie's viewpoints on Japan as a whole. The only thing left standing is Jeanne who runs a mafia group that no longer has any Japanese intent, and just runs as a strong mafia that happened to be Japanese.

>Who cares about her parent?
You're in for a shock.

>Julie is already converted into a nationalist.
Good for her...

>>15907306
And Rose will lead everyone to the Golden land as well.

>>15907416
>when she publishes her piece of Rose's story.
Uh huh.

>Primevera still exists and are very strong inside Tokyo
As a mafia organization and nothing more.

>the roots were being maintained by Primerva
No, it didn't. Jeanne even says so at the start of Season 1. That's why she wants to tell Rose's story.

>They lost the war and their culture due to outside forces, and the whole point of the game is an organization trying to make japanese more resilence against foreign powers.
No, it was simply Rose slowing down Japan's eventual cultural death.

Filthy fucking Americans.