Okay, so let me recap.
These girls arrive in a chicken farm, angrily demands the chickens to be let free, despite Marisa cleverly noticing that it'd be a death warrant for them given how hostile Gensokyo is, then they accuse Marisa of being a human supremacist (which is retarded), and then faced with denial, they immediately resort to violence, despite all of them getting their asses kicked canonically in the games.

Is this an allegory of the toxic veganism culture?

FRien said:

Okay, so let me recap.
These girls arrive in a chicken farm, angrily demands the chickens to be let free, despite Marisa cleverly noticing that it'd be a death warrant for them given how hostile Gensokyo is, then they accuse Marisa of being a human supremacist (which is retarded), and then faced with denial, they immediately resort to violence, despite all of them getting their asses kicked canonically in the games.

Is this an allegory of the toxic veganism culture?

Why in the name of christ you assume a japanese comic about various animal-form deities would be a commentary on western contemporary cultural issues

Kutaka is a chicken god and thus does not like it that humans keep chickens for food and eggs since as a chicken god "human" isn't something inherently more valuable to her and thus she finds it unfair that humans can do this to chickens.

And none of them "resort to violence", Saki just says they should fight since that's the kind of character she is and is the limit of her comprehension of resolving issues.

Dawnfire said:

Why in the name of christ you assume a japanese comic about various animal-form deities would be a commentary on western contemporary cultural issues

Kutaka is a chicken god and thus does not like it that humans keep chickens for food and eggs since as a chicken god "human" isn't something inherently more valuable to her and thus she finds it unfair that humans can do this to chickens.

And none of them "resort to violence", Saki just says they should fight since that's the kind of character she is and is the limit of her comprehension of resolving issues.

Westerners thinking everything revolves around them and their country, go figure

FRien said:

Okay, so let me recap.
These girls arrive in a chicken farm, angrily demands the chickens to be let free, despite Marisa cleverly noticing that it'd be a death warrant for them given how hostile Gensokyo is, then they accuse Marisa of being a human supremacist (which is retarded), and then faced with denial, they immediately resort to violence, despite all of them getting their asses kicked canonically in the games.

Is this an allegory of the toxic veganism culture?

Dude, it's a doujinshi, a fan manga. It's just girls doing weird anime things. That's it, nothing more nothing less.
Please help yourself and distinguish topics from each other, or else you'll look like the entire circus.

Dawnfire said:

Why in the name of christ you assume a japanese comic about various animal-form deities would be a commentary on western contemporary cultural issues

Kutaka is a chicken god and thus does not like it that humans keep chickens for food and eggs since as a chicken god "human" isn't something inherently more valuable to her and thus she finds it unfair that humans can do this to chickens.

And none of them "resort to violence", Saki just says they should fight since that's the kind of character she is and is the limit of her comprehension of resolving issues.

Not to mention that solving problems with violence is pretty much standard for Gensokyo.