Cetra wrote:
What I find incredible is that you are not able to read all posts as those things have already been covered and I doubt that you are able to understand the drawn detail of 42 vol. if you cannot understand a few posts, sorry. Akira Toriyama clearly had the same way of thinking (men got much attention when they where shown as still living and being killed brutally) and again you failed to show an actual killing scene and only showed the scene were people were already dead and that in a panel that is very tiny in the book with not even a face drawn for the child. Think what you want about "it is equally bad" but that does not change the fact that we feel different about different people in general. A lifeform ending is always equally bad, that is true but showing it with different people makes people feel different. What is incredible is that you don't get that it is like this and many people very well are cautious about this. So either you read the whole conversation where all that comparison is covered or you just leave it be, thank you.
That's where you are wrong. See, I didn't argue that its not worse when certain kinds of people die or are killed, I just disagreed that its automatically worse when its a woman just because of her sex.
You, on the other hand, LITERALLY went on a posting rampage just because the saiyan killed was a woman.
You don't even know anything about her, you don't know if she was a good person or not, if she deserved to die or not, you have no idea what kind of personality she even had besides the brief exposition we had of her.
In fact, due purely to the fact that she was a pure-blood saiyan, in all likelihood she deserved her death much more than any Namek or any innocent person that was killed in a violent way in the manga.
But, instead of actually realizing this, you see that saiyan, that you don't even know, getting killed in a way not unlike what we see in the manga, and you suddenly are all disturbed by it. And why? What is different? Because she is a woman. Only, solely, because of that.
And even now, instead of realizing your own discrimination of treatment purely based on sex, you are trying to argue that Akira Toriyama thought exactly like you, because, obviously, no one better to know how he thinks than you. Sure, dude, whatever... I'm out of this conversation, clearly not worth it.
