☀️ Arselia and Akonia

Instead of answering, Lord rubbed his thumb against his index and middle fingers, implying that the position on the fourth topic was that the reward was not good enough compared to others.
- But seriously... Well, let's see - it will probably be a response to me for the unsuccessful selection of epithets in the park. - Reads a list from one of the other works. - Hmm... I think that many people in your profession could say that they agree with the concept of the right to freedom of speech as long as it does not cross the blasphemous line, but it is unlikely that this would greatly concern you - after all, Kami are ubiquitous, and therefore, if they need to, they can punish a person without the intervention of another mortal. Is that so?.. Further, freedom of thought, the right to self-defense, and the inviolability of private property - here, I think, you, like 99% of people, will agree that these are self-evident rights, but I am not sure about carrying weapons, so I assume that you, like me, the idea of a state monopoly on violence will hardly seem attractive. And in general, what is a kitchen knife, a brick, or even a fist, if not a weapon? But you won't ban them. The concept of killing children is probably unpleasant to you, as is the trade in bodies, so, in conclusion, I think that you consider the initiatives of this emperor to be more of a blessing than not. Only the unrealized bill on limiting the wardrobe remains. - He secretly placed his palm on Ayano's zetaiyorei part. - This is still a mystery to me.

- Oh, come on...
Well, in general, yes, although they are not so petty as to punish for words. The main thing is the emotion of disrespect; a person who, in the heat of the moment, blurts out an insult can still hope for understanding, just as you would not go and beat up some idiot for no reason, but if this is a systemic issue, then he will hardly be able to last long. And this is by no means a moment of revenge. It is difficult for me to say right away what Purian-sama put into this, but he probably did not mean the possibility for any person to slander his neighbor or his views without any consequences for himself. And even if so, then such a wise man as Purian-sama probably thought about the self-regulation of such a society in the form of a symmetrical response from the humiliated and offended.

Further, freedom of thought, the right to self-defense, and the inviolability of private property - here, I think, you, like 99% of people, will agree that these are self-evident rights, but I am not sure about carrying weapons, so I assume that you, like me, the idea of a state monopoly on violence will hardly seem attractive. And in general, what is a kitchen knife, a brick, or even a fist, if not a weapon? But you won't ban them.

- These are fundamental rights. What may seem like a wild idea to the most stubborn opposition to the current regime is, in reality, fundamental rights in any state and universe. I have not yet seen a single example against something like this. No one in this experiment has been killed accidentally, no dwelling has been destroyed without consequences, and none of my acquaintances have suffered from expressing views that contradict the party line... As for personal weapons, this is what has successfully saved my life. I see no difference in this from the fate of random shopkeepers.

The concept of killing children is probably unpleasant to you,

- Of course, how can it not be, but this is just as serious a sin as "default" murder. If you "cannot" do something, "are not ready yet," then just don't do it. Control yourself. And if you are not even capable of this, then you have only one fate - to end up in prison. One way or another, it is only a matter of time. Thank Purian-sama for at least providing you with these bars, while a normal society will tear you to pieces, and the Kami-sama will curse you for all eternity - and all this will be deserved.

as is the trade in bodies, so, in conclusion, I think that you consider the initiatives of this emperor to be more of a blessing than not.

- Well... I don't consider it to be the same sin as everything else, but there is nothing worthy in it either. No woman who remembers her ancestors and respects them would ever go to something like that. No matter how difficult life is, her ancestors will not be happy to see their great-great-great-granddaughter in such a position. However, if the question is about the survival of the family and its continuation, and in the absence of other prospects, then I find it difficult to judge her unequivocally. If a woman is wholeheartedly ready to take desperate measures, even being cursed by her own family, but ensuring its survival, I have no right to judge her for this ultimate decision. Moreover, if she turns to me, her tormented and defiled soul will be able to find understanding, comfort, and a kind embrace, if not in her family, then at least in me. I would like such a phenomenon not to exist in our world, but, alas...
As for those rare representatives who do this for quick money or "pleasure" - I spit on such motivation. You will be very quickly punished by the Kami-sama, and this is your personal problem. I cannot support you on this path.

Only the unrealized bill on limiting the wardrobe remains. - He secretly placed his palm on Ayano's zetaiyorei part. - This is still a mystery to me.

Taking her hand away, she replies:
- This is an interesting and meaningful bill that will definitely benefit society in the long run, in which it will be introduced - for both of its genders. Unfortunately, for our culture, something like this is not feasible, which means that all that remains for us is to react on YouTube post-factum, trying to farm extra clicks, but without offering anything actually interesting and meaningful. But, perhaps, I can thank the Senate for helping to keep Bajena-chan in her place, and not driving her somewhere into the area of carnish mercenary activity.