On children in anime and world peace

“To poison chil­dren is cruel. But you must do some­thing with them, right?”– Daniil Kharms

Chil­dren in real life are enough annoy­ing, but when you see a bunch of moist-nosed beings telling our prot­ag­on­ist, or even the viewer him­self, how the world should be by list­ing everything we know chil­dren think — like if every­body in the world had a din­ner together, there would be no wars, or like the same could be reached by singing a song together — hon­estly, I want to vomit.

The com­mun­ists already bit they’re teeth out on this mat­ter — only if every­body had the same points of view and the same goals, there’d be world peace, but people simply don’t want to lose them­selves. When people think indi­vidu­ally, con­flicts are inev­it­able. And com­mun­ism just can’t exist for long, we see that in the End of Evan­gelion on example of the Human Instru­ment­al­ity Pro­ject. And that shall stay like that, please, thank you.

Back to the chil­dren,.. my throat is already under spasms. Let’s not talk about them. Note: I ref­er­enced the herd under Maria Ismail’s wing, Mobile Suit Gun­dam 00, 2^nd season.