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ROUND 2 — Match 17 of 138

Akane Kurashiki (Zero Escape)

Problematic because: "(Spoilers for the first game) Akane kidnapped people to play a death game and even manipulated others so they would die. However, her reasoning for doing all of this is tosave her own life, because seeing the future when she was a child that saved her life, as well as revenge for being put through that situation in the first place. She believes in ends justify the means wholeheartedly, and while the narrative and I personally forgive her for what she did, I can see others who would find it problematic." Propaganda: "Akane will do anything to achieve the "good end" including let herself die in whatever timeline she's in, or let other people kill each other. She's one of the most well-written female characters I've ever seen. Please support women's wrongs!!!"

vs. Reiner Braun (Attack on Titan)

Problematic because: "Mass murder, aiding in attempted genocide" Propaganda: "Probably my personal fav villain in AOT. Was indoctrinated by a racist society, taught internalized hatred, and naively wanted his fathers approval, leading to him being made to commit mass murder at 12 years old. Came clean in one of the silliest reveal scenes in anime after suffering a mental break from the festering guilt. He did so much wrong but the effort and psychology that went into his character helps in understanding why he is the way he is."

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In Brazil, the Brazilian Forum of Public Safety between 2015 and 2018 showed that domestic gender-based violence rises 23.7% on the days the League is played. Reports for injuries rise 25.9% when clubs play in their own city, and 30% when the national Brazil team is playing.

In Colombia, the cases of domestic gender-based violence rose by between 38% and 25% when the national team played in both the 2014 Brazil World Cup and the 2018 in Russia. The cases rose by 50% during the 2015 America Cup.

In Mexico, there's a common phrase that says "if my team loses, my family loses" (si pierde mi equipo, pierde mi familia) precisely as a reference to how violence against women and children is normalized when the husband/father is in a bad mood.