#the clain is now dispersed and the people that used to belong to that clan (this branch a notable group of doctors sick elderly & children)

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Seeing someone claim a book is "pro-genocide" and knowing that the part of the book they are referring to literally could not have a louder message of "anti-genocide" if it fucking tried.

#all bc they seemed to have come to the conclusion that the people that were saved. were 'russian coded'(???????????) #synopsis: a clan causes trouble and kills a lot of people but people fight them off and end it #the clain is now dispersed and the people that used to belong to that clan (this branch a notable group of doctors sick elderly & children) #and the only two that are relatively healthy (that are friends with mc and most notably helped him) are part of this branch #the branch gets put into a open air prison and are tortured and killed until the mc comes to help the remaining members #and then the remaining members (except for his adopted son and technically one of his friends who is now undead survives) #are all killed #so to recap the only remaining person from the clan is a child who doesnt even remember any of them except for his cousin and the mc #(the mc not being part of the clan) #and this person decided the best way to describe it. was to be pro genocide. #the clan. being the genociders? and the people that killed them out of war by hold them captive and torturing raping and murdering them. #were not. #.end synopsis #i think i know what they were trying to go for but to staunchly say that it was pro genocide and then also admitting that they support it. #its weird as shit 🙃 #and i get where they were trying to come from. but they also made up a line from the novel to explain why they came up with this #like they said that 'every clan member thought the war to be nothing' was in the novel. #and the person that said this. was somebody that hated the clan (for good reason) and was mad about how easy it seemed for them #but for a novel thats key message is about how rumours can ruin somebodys life esp if they dont have anyone trying to help. #its. obvious they skipped the messaging and went right to assuming based off their own morals

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Seeing someone claim a book is "pro-genocide" and knowing that the part of the book they are referring to literally could not have a louder message of "anti-genocide" if it fucking tried.

#all bc they seemed to have come to the conclusion that the people that were saved. were 'russian coded'(???????????) #synopsis: a clan causes trouble and kills a lot of people but people fight them off and end it #the clain is now dispersed and the people that used to belong to that clan (this branch a notable group of doctors sick elderly & children) #and the only two that are relatively healthy (that are friends with mc and most notably helped him) are part of this branch #the branch gets put into a open air prison and are tortured and killed until the mc comes to help the remaining members #and then the remaining members (except for his adopted son and technically one of his friends who is now undead survives) #are all killed #so to recap the only remaining person from the clan is a child who doesnt even remember any of them except for his cousin and the mc #(the mc not being part of the clan) #and this person decided the best way to describe it. was to be pro genocide. #the clan. being the genociders? and the people that killed them out of war by hold them captive and torturing raping and murdering them. #were not. #.end synopsis #i think i know what they were trying to go for but to staunchly say that it was pro genocide and then also admitting that they support it. #its weird as shit 🙃 #and i get where they were trying to come from. but they also made up a line from the novel to explain why they came up with this #like they said that 'every clan member thought the war to be nothing' was in the novel. #and the person that said this. was somebody that hated the clan (for good reason) and was mad about how easy it seemed for them #but for a novel thats key message is about how rumours can ruin somebodys life esp if they dont have anyone trying to help. #its. obvious they skipped the messaging and went right to assuming based off their own morals