#oops long rant

Yes and no.

The system is also a reflection of how society is. I agree they are a major problem, because they are the people in power and they've been abusing that same power for years. They definitely need to go and be replaced with a less corrupted system.

BUT people are also the problem. They need to change too, acknowledge that their views are wrong in so many ways. The system can change, but the people needs to also choose to change with it. That's what the League of Villains criticizes, not only the system, but also the civilians and normal pro-heroes who has been relying on the system without acknowledging the problems hiding at plain sight.

That's why the Symbol of Peace was toxic. People started thinking they could leave everything to the heroes and be care free. That's why no one rescued Shimura Tenko, for example.

The other problem of the hero society is the quirk division. Izuku comes from a low level (people with no quirks) and it's trying to show why that system is wrong. People are classified following they're quirks. That's why Shinso was a "villain" because he had a "villain" quirk. That's why Toga was excluded, why Spinner was bullied, and more.

Note that time and time again, groups in bnha / mha has tried to stablish that the strongest people were the ones who should be in power. That's exactly how AFO thinks too.

That's not a good thing. Strength, speed, ability... Those are not the things that decide how worthy is a human being. Toga also makes the big question:

How the heroes decide who to save? How can they judge that a life worths more than other?

The fight within bnha / mha is a fight for equality. The League of Villains for example are trying to get recognized as valid human beings. See Twice's backstory. He was a victim to the system and a victim of society.

In conclusion, getting rid of a bad government or a bad system doesn't mean that everything is going to change immediately. That government or system has followers that are still around, making as much damage as the government was making.

I’m not the biggest fan of the current Hercai scenario, but I don’t think all of season 2 was terrible. Season 1 will always be superior because it was new and the angst👌🏼 watching deli (crazy) Miran fight for Reyyan was everything.

However the beginning of season 2 was crucial because we slowly watched Reyyan trust Miran again. Her progress was so important and I loved how she slowly let him near her , to touch her, hug her, sleep next to her, and kiss her. At the start of season 2, her discomfort was obvious. She loved him and married him for his safety, but she was still hurting from the past. However Miran showed patience and slowly regained her trust. Episode 25 was where it sort of lost momentum. I got the gist of it with Mirans regret but it was so poorly executed. He kept pushing her away , but then we got that amazing apology scene in 26 and new promises to share their troubles.

i looooooved gordo honestly he's such a sweetheart

and you can't convince me bible and wardaddy don't have some history together becase oh man that moment with the wound i don't even have words for it oh no i think i ship them what's wrong with me

no scratch that everyone loved everyone so much and if that's not a family i don't know what is

and don't get me started about bible honestly shia labeouf fucking nailed the character and i'm so in love with everyone it's embarassing

and you know brad pitt's great in anything he does so

and you know i was pretty uncomfortable when the crew busted in on those german girls and coon-ass acted well like an ass and when everyone was just cursing nazis i mean yeah they were bad and all and war's war but it just didn't sit well with me but i think that was the point so idk??

and yeah the end battle was so damn american but i'll let it slide because it's a movie and most of the target audience wouldn't appreciate a realistic portrayal of the situation so yeah

You don't want to be put down for being a person of color, you fight for equality when you further inequality by telling me I'm not allowed to support you because I'm not the same color or sexuality.

Just because I'm not gay doesn't mean I can't fight for gay rights, or support gay people. Just because I'm not a "minority" ethnicity, doesn't mean I can't support the people who are.

Telling someone they can't help fight for a cause because the cause doesn't necessarily affect them just furthers the bridge between the two.

Support should be accepted from whoever you can get it from considering the number of people between you and equality.

I was born white, and you were born black or Asian or Latino or gay or queer. Just because I was born white and straight doesn't make me better than any other person, it doesn't make me a monster. Just like being all these different things doesn't make you better than me.

i don't think the nogitsune caused the mental issues in stiles, i actually think it's because of the disease that the nogitsune chose stiles.

here's the symptoms of frontotemporal dementia:

Problems with spatial orientation

Inability to focus

Hallucinations

Movement problems

Behavioral changes

all of which we've seen in stiles since the beginning of 3b. katashi said that the oni were looking for one who is 'not himself', hence the kanji mark.

but what if the nogitsune only adds to the fact that stiles is not himself?

anyone who has known any with dementia can attest to the fact that the patient is very much not themselves. what if that just made it easier for the nogitsune to choose its victim?

it would also justify why it's stiles and not allison, since they both have similar chaos/strife/pain in their lives.

also, i think that having the disease might make it harder for them to release the nogitsune (aside from the fact that it seems very much in control). once a patient with dementia is out of control, they retreat into themselves. that's when you see people who are unable to move or speak or respond. the fact that it appeared to stiles as himself is a big clue here. since 'you cannot lose yourself' but he's obviously losing his mind.

What do I see in Bertholdt?

I like his eyes, his hair, his face----but that aside I just feel like putting it out there that there is so much more to him than his nervous exterior or beautiful looks (I consider him to be quite attractive).

I can relate to Bertholdt, and that is why I like him so much, maybe even more than Erwin at this point.

Because if you've ever been that one person that always greeted new comers (people from another city/country) with an open smile and genuine care, and showed them the ropes around the place

only to be forgotten once others more interesting, more loud, more exciting come along

You will know that feeling of "why", that feeling of being helpless and lost and unsure of what to do, because much that you've invested in other people were tossed away like the weekly newspaper. 

For Bertholdt, he's stuck in a limbo between moving towards what he wants and being pulled to stay by people he's familiarized himself with-people he vested his trust in. And when there's already not much to live for other than the people you thought you knew, only to have them slowly slip away from your fingers, you begin to realize how alone you are.

And I feel him. It's really horrible to have to be the one standing by and watching everything happen. To watch everything  changing before your eyes and knowing that there's nothing you can really do about it. To watch friends changing, to be hurt by them and to hope for them to come back. And to help them when they do come to you for comfort only to make you feel unsure again when they leave once more.