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* In \'\'MiraiNikki\'\', Minene Uryuu, the Ninth, is an insanely violent version of the NayTheist; having lost her parents to a religiously inspired conflict, she became a terrorist herself, focusing on attacking religious buildings, relics, priests, and congregations. Her most fervent belief is that religion should be stamped out, as if God \'\'does\'\' exist, then he is clearly far too [[GodIsEvil malevolent]] to be worthy of reverence. Then we discover that Deus, who for all practical purposes \'\'is\'\' God in this series, has decided that the best way to decide on a replacement in order to keep reality running is... to give a dozen random people, most of whom are extremely warped in the head, magical diaries that foretell the future and provide other magical powers, and tell them that whoever kills off all the others, regardless of how many innocent casualties it takes, will take his place. It doesn\'t excuse her being a murderer, but it \'\'does\'\' give her \
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* In \\\'\\\'MiraiNikki\\\'\\\', Minene Uryuu, the Ninth, is an insanely violent version of the NayTheist; having lost her parents to a religiously inspired conflict, she became a terrorist herself, focusing on attacking religious buildings, relics, priests, and congregations. Her most fervent belief is that religion should be stamped out, as if God \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' exist, then he is clearly far too [[GodIsEvil malevolent]] to be worthy of reverence. Then we discover that Deus, who for all practical purposes \\\'\\\'is\\\'\\\' God in this series, has decided that the best way to decide on a replacement in order to keep reality running is... to give a dozen random people, most of whom are extremely warped in the head, magical diaries that foretell the future and provide other magical powers, and tell them that whoever kills off all the others, regardless of how many innocent casualties it takes, will take his place. It doesn\\\'t excuse her being a murderer, but it \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' give her \\\"GodIsEvil\\\" stance some justification.
...as with the above examples, she\\\'s not really a strawman, in that the manga itself doesn\\\'t really seem to care whether she\\\'s right or wrong and certainly isn\\\'t presenting her to make a point about atheism / nay-theism or religion; if anything, her beliefs are used to make her more sympathetic, and it\\\'s entirely reasonable to read the fact that she\\\'s basically right as intentional.
[SPOILER since spoiler tags don\\\'t seem to work here]
(She\\\'s also one of the few characters who never changes her fundamental beliefs, and one of the only ones who survives all the way to the end, and she gets an unambiguously happy ending without ever giving any indication that she\\\'s changed her outlook -- all of which gives the definite impression that the author might agree with her overall. Even when Deus saves her life, she complains, entirely accurately, that he was doing it purely for his own selfish reasons.)
...as with the above examples, she\\\'s not really a strawman, in that the manga itself doesn\\\'t really seem to care whether she\\\'s right or wrong and certainly isn\\\'t presenting her to make a point about atheism / nay-theism or religion; if anything, her beliefs are used to make her more sympathetic, and it\\\'s entirely reasonable to read the fact that she\\\'s basically right as intentional.
[SPOILER since spoiler tags don\\\'t seem to work here]
(She\\\'s also one of the few characters who never changes her fundamental beliefs, and one of the only ones who survives all the way to the end, and she gets an unambiguously happy ending without ever giving any indication that she\\\'s changed her outlook -- all of which gives the definite impression that the author might agree with her overall. Even when Deus saves her life, she complains, entirely accurately, that he was doing it purely for his own selfish reasons.)
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* In \'\'MiraiNikki\'\', Minene Uryuu, the Ninth, is an insanely violent version of the NayTheist; having lost her parents to a religiously inspired conflict, she became a terrorist herself, focusing on attacking religious buildings, relics, priests, and congregations. Her most fervent belief is that religion should be stamped out, as if God \'\'does\'\' exist, then he is clearly far too [[GodIsEvil malevolent]] to be worthy of reverence. Then we discover that Deus, who for all practical purposes \'\'is\'\' God in this series, has decided that the best way to decide on a replacement in order to keep reality running is... to give a dozen random people, most of whom are extremely warped in the head, magical diaries that foretell the future and provide other magical powers, and tell them that whoever kills off all the others, regardless of how many innocent casualties it takes, will take his place. It doesn\'t excuse her being a murderer, but it \'\'does\'\' give her \
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* In \\\'\\\'MiraiNikki\\\'\\\', Minene Uryuu, the Ninth, is an insanely violent version of the NayTheist; having lost her parents to a religiously inspired conflict, she became a terrorist herself, focusing on attacking religious buildings, relics, priests, and congregations. Her most fervent belief is that religion should be stamped out, as if God \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' exist, then he is clearly far too [[GodIsEvil malevolent]] to be worthy of reverence. Then we discover that Deus, who for all practical purposes \\\'\\\'is\\\'\\\' God in this series, has decided that the best way to decide on a replacement in order to keep reality running is... to give a dozen random people, most of whom are extremely warped in the head, magical diaries that foretell the future and provide other magical powers, and tell them that whoever kills off all the others, regardless of how many innocent casualties it takes, will take his place. It doesn\\\'t excuse her being a murderer, but it \\\'\\\'does\\\'\\\' give her \\\"GodIsEvil\\\" stance some justification.
...as with the above examples, she\\\'s not really a strawman, in that the manga itself doesn\\\'t really seem to care whether she\\\'s right or wrong and certainly isn\\\'t presenting her to make a point about atheism / nay-theism or religion; if anything, her beliefs are used to make her more sympathetic, and it\\\'s entirely reasonable to read the fact that she\\\'s basically right as intentional.
[SPOILER since spoiler tags don\\\'t seem to work here]
(She\\\'s also one of the few characters who never changes her fundamental beliefs, and one of the only ones who survives all the way to the end, which gives the definite impression that the author might agree with her outlook overall. Even when Deus saves her life, she complains, entirely accurately, that he was doing it purely for his own selfish reasons.)
...as with the above examples, she\\\'s not really a strawman, in that the manga itself doesn\\\'t really seem to care whether she\\\'s right or wrong and certainly isn\\\'t presenting her to make a point about atheism / nay-theism or religion; if anything, her beliefs are used to make her more sympathetic, and it\\\'s entirely reasonable to read the fact that she\\\'s basically right as intentional.
[SPOILER since spoiler tags don\\\'t seem to work here]
(She\\\'s also one of the few characters who never changes her fundamental beliefs, and one of the only ones who survives all the way to the end, which gives the definite impression that the author might agree with her outlook overall. Even when Deus saves her life, she complains, entirely accurately, that he was doing it purely for his own selfish reasons.)
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It violated the FiveP policy by being a pornographic rape trollfic with underage characters.
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It violated the FiveP policy by being a trollfic that had rape with underage characters.
