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Those time are usually the best moments in the manga.

It does progress, but very slowly. The last chapter was particularity out there. Idk, I like the manga. The side characters are just that, side characters. Some are interesting and some not so much. I guess it's easier to go through it all in a manga, especially considering it's usually very short form. I quit the anime after a few episodes out of frustration, so there is that too.

Not like I drink, but my recommendation for something commercially available would be Hacker Pschorr.

I mean Mononoke failed spectacularly in Serbia too. People were bringing their children in to watch it and promptly exiting when arms and heads started flying. It was missadvertised as a children movie.

For me it was pretty much the opposite. The beginning of the movie, where the world building was established was fairly interesting and had my attention, but the latter half completely lost me and dragged on. Seems it's the 25th anniversary of Princes Mononoke. https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20220713-princess-mononoke-the-masterpiece-that-flummoxed-the-us

I saw it on reddit.

You've sent me down a black hole...

Either as collective or by chain of command. Collectively no one was willing to do anything except to prevent the parents from getting their kids, while still getting their own. By chain of command for the fear or failure and bad press that would result from said failure. What do you think could be the reason then for their inaction?

What have I been pretending about? You have shown that you can attack my spelling and not the subject of conversation. Please don't make me go and find all the assumptions you have been making. Yes, I am assuming they are coward and yes, I could be wrong, but I think it's a fairly "educated" assumptions from all the failures I have seen previously. What you are just saying is that the failure is systematic, be it in training or hiring process and I agree. Not everyone should be allowed to be a police officer and training should be standardized. I have no idea what you think a policemans job is, but I know that it's to protect the public order, or at least that is what it should be. Either way I have no clue what you are defending here, or why you feel the need to, but to each their own. Preach!

Or this?

Waiting for WW3. That is if Belgrade doesn't catch a nuke, as I think there is one with our name on it.

Exactly and they are still there with bullets zipping pass them, getting ready to charge when the order comes in. I guess the only thing they picked up from the military, apart from the equipment, is shooting unarmed civilians. When the alternative is to just let the bodies hit the floor? I would say yes, they are supposed to charge in. They are trained and equipped to respond quickly and minimize casualties. But I guess they were too busy drawing straws on who was going to take point on "going through the door". I repeat, I never said all policeman are bad or that all fireman are good. But you would have to agree that there are plenty of video records that are not painting a good picture about policemen. I am not a police officer nor would I ever be one. Same as with any other profession that would put my life in danger. How I would react in a matter of life and death, I have no idea. I would like to imagine with bravery, but that is just that, imagination. Excuse you, but I already look like I have a bad ass. It's from all the sitting. Could be, it's just that after everything I have seen from the US police officers, it looks like all the bad things that we see from them are either triggered by fear or corruption.

@Gromnir How was it a suicide charge? Where did I say they needed to charge one by one? How do you know what is fireman standard procedure? What is the point of all the Military Tacticool equipment? Is being in the military just elaborate suicide? Did I say anywhere that all police officers are cowards, or that all fireman are heroes?

We should definitely try and buy it if it's on the market.

Laughing my ass off... He's selling javelins from the back of a passat with Albanian license plate. Couldn't be more eastern European if you tried. Also they are killing these videos so fast from the internet. Longer video on telegram. This one should stay up. https://t.me/sputniksrbija/31599 There is also a version with English translation if you can find it.

Is there a less violence button?

So fireman should watch people burn until it's safe to enter? I guess that could be the standard procedure, but in reality they are braver than that most of the time. Being a coward is ok, but you shouldn't be a policeman then. edit: or at least not work in the field.

After the first arc the whole show shifts in another direction. Many people, including me, lost interest in it after that.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/former-senior-us-official-john-bolton-admits-planning-attempted-foreign-coups-2022-07-12/

Chainsaw Man part 2 started. So far more of the same, which is good.

Araki Hirohiko (creator of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) appeared in a video presentation at Anime Expo 2022 on July 3rd and showed a new Jolyne illustration.

Good. **** them.

I'm afraid that if that happens we won't be looking at their performance on our screen, but in real life. I'm content to wait for them to become old tech and some other unfortunate country to use them. But seeing how things are going, it's not looking too optimistic.

Crazy is universal.