When a "real world" anime has one of the main characters in life-long hereditary slavery and nobody cares.
>>292174846Economic slavery or what kind of slavery?
>>292174868Economic entrapment and mental conditioning since childhood. Yoshino's family are hereditary servants/retainers of Aki's family, who live with them in their mansion so don't have a place of their own to leave if they wanted, are made to start working as servants even before entering school and mentally conditioned to pride themselves on serving that family. None of them are seen to leave that kind of life or being able to or doing anything else, are pressured into accepting it since early childhood as Yoshino's sister is already working full-time, and are explicitly shown to be casually abused their whole lives by their masters and unable to do anything about it except cope (in addition to the ridiculous physical abuse Aki puts Yoshino through as children, when she damages Yoshino's doll and the latter complains to her mother, the head maid who is also shown being insulted by Aki, she just tells her to get over it, because there's nothing else she can say, they just have to cope with whatever abuse comes their way.)
>>292175018>Economic entrapmentSo employment. I wonder why you're against that.
>>292175378Employment usually doesn't include your workplace and home both being your employer's house with you not having any other place to go, or your entire family working alongside you and being expected to work since they are like six.
Abused dog stare.
>>292175805why are you watching anime that aren't battle shounen if you know nothing about Japan
>>292177398>why are you watching anime that aren't battle shounenThose can get tiring quickly. That new Naruto series can't come out fast enough (Boruto's only good in the sense of pissing off people on the internet).>if you know nothing about JapanElab what that means in this context. Is pressuring children to be servants to the family their parents are also servants to (because screw child labor laws lol) and having them have no place of their own so they can't leave that role or protest how they are treated common there?
>>292177570I'm not going to give you a lesson on Japanese history and culture right now just because you made a stupid threadgo watch a Kurosawa movie or something
>>292175805Those things have historically been very common.
>>292178859Historically yes. I'm talking about how it's seen in modern times, which is important here given that the anime itself takes place in modern Japan.
