That moment when Miorine realizes how badly Prospera has warped Suletta's mind is perfectly well done. It's especially great in that she immediately blames her for Suletta's mindset and not Suletta herself. Prospera's response is equally amazing.
Really liking how this anime so far accurately shows Corporatism. Beyond the stereotypes of "Corporations." Corporatism is an Alternative to Socialism built around a Society run by large Corporate Bodies each Body Controls different sectors of the Economy and collectively those Bodies are the Government, no single Body holds absolute power over the rest. So they collectively govern the economy together democratically.
@@tahirahmad9645 An Oligarchy isn't an Economy. It's a Power Structure. Issue is the definition of Oligarchy is so loose that it can literally mean ALL SOCIETIES in current existence because all it really means is a long lasting Power Structure, or "Hierarchy" that runs society/controls society. So Lenin and Stalin would be a Oligarch, so would a Monarch, or Dictator. Politicians who've been in office for half a century like many in the USA would be Oligarchs as well.
@@sebastienvondoom8615 No Corporatism evolved as an alternative to Marxist Syndicalism. A form of Trade Unionism like Syndicalism that didn't exclude business owners. In a Corporate system even the "Workers" can own shares of the companies they work for, making it a classless system technically. The similarities between Corporatism and Syndicalism are so fine that you still have many Socialist who think the Nordic "Corporatist" system is Socialist. Why? Because they are similar, they shared a lot of the same ideas, despite being in opposition. In the Fascist sense of Corporation, everyone in a specific sector of the economy would become equal representatives within the Corporation. So all Steel based industries including iron mines will become part of say a Iron or Steel Corporation. That Corporate Sector would be in charge of well Steel/Iron production. Not too dissimilar to what happened in the Soviet Union. Only difference is business owners were also allowed into the Syndicates but they in turn only became managers continuing to run their business on behalf of the the Party. Basically Corporatism has NOTHING to do with Capitalism. Corporations are not Privately owned despite what some Hegelian economist might say. Corporations also require "State" approval to form, even in the Unites States because they become a large social hierarchy that could be a direct threat to the central State. This is why they're not allowed historically to be political, and corporations are supposed to stay out of politics. Of course Social Activist want Corporations to be Political which is why they've been getting in trouble in recent years as they find out the consequences of being political as share holders drop out, customers boycott etc etc or worse the "State" gets involved and slaps them on the wrist heavily.
@@Alte.Kameraden Lmao you're, once again just describing the natural conclusion of capitalism. When power is given to capital, as capitalism does. Capital seeks to gain more and more power, until it subsumes the state.
Amidst the beautiful reunions with her comrades and allies, a disgruntled, yet emboldened and pure-hearted princess discovers the dark truth that lies behind the walls of her beloved family homeland and kingdom!!!!!!!!!!!!
Something I love about this series is that Miorine figures out that Suletta is essentially being brainwashed immediately; we didn’t get some overdramatic ‘this girl isn’t who I thought she was, cliché misunderstanding. An LGBT+ relationship that doesn’t shove it down your throat or rely on clichés; 10/10
Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury #17 "Cycle of Sin"(EN dub) The school is in chaos as a result of the Open Campus incident. The Benerit Group's coverup of the incident, and its aggressive security operations on Earth, have been reported to the public, and it decides to hold a presidential election to turn the situation around. In the middle of all this, Miorine Rembrandt's questioning has ended, and she finally returns to the school. #MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury
Secretos y misterios de como se manejan las compañías y sobre lo que les conviene o no con rencores y satisfacciónes de igual manera da a entender que suletta solo es un arma y que el Gundam solo es una extensión de su cuerpo y algo que la protege
I guess It depends on what your definition of Gundam should be. Usually follows the formula laid out since 79. - robots - politics - war - special main character with remarkable main mobile suit - ideals of corruption vs corruption and innocents caught in the middle Basically it checks all the boxes its just a little more heavy handed in story and plot vs mobile suits fighting every episode.
![[Manga Dub] After praying at a shrine for a girlfriend, the prettiest girls at school fight over me!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/G1_FDfQmjEM/mqdefault.jpg)
That moment when Miorine realizes how badly Prospera has warped Suletta's mind is perfectly well done. It's especially great in that she immediately blames her for Suletta's mindset and not Suletta herself. Prospera's response is equally amazing.
prospera's done an impressively good job of hiding the crazy up to this point. it's great to see a bit more behind the mask, so to speak
Really liking how this anime so far accurately shows Corporatism. Beyond the stereotypes of "Corporations." Corporatism is an Alternative to Socialism built around a Society run by large Corporate Bodies each Body Controls different sectors of the Economy and collectively those Bodies are the Government, no single Body holds absolute power over the rest. So they collectively govern the economy together democratically.
Isn't it more so economical oligarchy?
@@tahirahmad9645 An Oligarchy isn't an Economy. It's a Power Structure. Issue is the definition of Oligarchy is so loose that it can literally mean ALL SOCIETIES in current existence because all it really means is a long lasting Power Structure, or "Hierarchy" that runs society/controls society. So Lenin and Stalin would be a Oligarch, so would a Monarch, or Dictator. Politicians who've been in office for half a century like many in the USA would be Oligarchs as well.
Capitalism* "Corporatism" is just the end goal of capitalism, when profits become more important than people.
@@sebastienvondoom8615 No Corporatism evolved as an alternative to Marxist Syndicalism. A form of Trade Unionism like Syndicalism that didn't exclude business owners. In a Corporate system even the "Workers" can own shares of the companies they work for, making it a classless system technically. The similarities between Corporatism and Syndicalism are so fine that you still have many Socialist who think the Nordic "Corporatist" system is Socialist. Why? Because they are similar, they shared a lot of the same ideas, despite being in opposition.
In the Fascist sense of Corporation, everyone in a specific sector of the economy would become equal representatives within the Corporation. So all Steel based industries including iron mines will become part of say a Iron or Steel Corporation. That Corporate Sector would be in charge of well Steel/Iron production. Not too dissimilar to what happened in the Soviet Union. Only difference is business owners were also allowed into the Syndicates but they in turn only became managers continuing to run their business on behalf of the the Party.
Basically Corporatism has NOTHING to do with Capitalism. Corporations are not Privately owned despite what some Hegelian economist might say. Corporations also require "State" approval to form, even in the Unites States because they become a large social hierarchy that could be a direct threat to the central State. This is why they're not allowed historically to be political, and corporations are supposed to stay out of politics. Of course Social Activist want Corporations to be Political which is why they've been getting in trouble in recent years as they find out the consequences of being political as share holders drop out, customers boycott etc etc or worse the "State" gets involved and slaps them on the wrist heavily.
@@Alte.Kameraden Lmao you're, once again just describing the natural conclusion of capitalism. When power is given to capital, as capitalism does. Capital seeks to gain more and more power, until it subsumes the state.
Amidst the beautiful reunions with her comrades and allies, a disgruntled, yet emboldened and pure-hearted princess discovers the dark truth that lies behind the walls of her beloved family homeland and kingdom!!!!!!!!!!!!
Something I love about this series is that Miorine figures out that Suletta is essentially being brainwashed immediately; we didn’t get some overdramatic ‘this girl isn’t who I thought she was, cliché misunderstanding.
An LGBT+ relationship that doesn’t shove it down your throat or rely on clichés; 10/10
The Guy who said "You Murderers!!" Was Goku's Voice
She’s pure that’s why they work in sync.
Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury #17 "Cycle of Sin"(EN dub)
The school is in chaos as a result of the Open Campus incident. The Benerit Group's coverup of the incident, and its aggressive security operations on Earth, have been reported to the public, and it decides to hold a presidential election to turn the situation around. In the middle of all this, Miorine Rembrandt's questioning has ended, and she finally returns to the school.
#MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury
Secretos y misterios de como se manejan las compañías y sobre lo que les conviene o no con rencores y satisfacciónes de igual manera da a entender que suletta solo es un arma y que el Gundam solo es una extensión de su cuerpo y algo que la protege
Its so good ❤
Eri
I enjoy this series but it still doesn't feel like gundam.
Nothing wrong with that
@@srcoeiu6100 true
@@srcoeiu6100Nothing wrong at all 😊
I think we stick in storyline of colony war era of Gundam in past but it is Gundam with some mix new of ingredients for new generation of viewers
I guess It depends on what your definition of Gundam should be.
Usually follows the formula laid out since 79.
- robots
- politics
- war
- special main character with remarkable main mobile suit
- ideals of corruption vs corruption and innocents caught in the middle
Basically it checks all the boxes its just a little more heavy handed in story and plot vs mobile suits fighting every episode.
Can you add Malay?