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does anyone else feel slightly depressed or sad during or after watching anime? alright guys, listen up. .. because this is super importante! there's some dirt-bag going around more than likely with multiple accounts sending inappropriate messages to all users with female avatars or profile pictures. if this is happening to you, you must report it immediately! i've literally been finding like 6 of these things in my inbox every time i log in. so, don't be afraid to report it because this is haras*ment. so if you've received a message. .. report them! report this user immediately, don't even hesitate. .. i've done it! please help get this person taken off this wonderful  we have seen that anime can take us on a journey through our imaginations. that our hearts and minds gets engaged as we live through the lives of the characters. every once and a while we come across issues of morality (right and wrong). i was watching episode 8 of saga of tanya the evil trial by fire. in the episode the soldiers from the empire was ordered to fire upon and kill civilians. this brought up the issue of right and wrong and morality in warefare. tanya's troops were ordered to kill the civilians that stayed behind in the city. however tanya first anounced that anyone staying in the city would be considered enemy soldiers of the empire. i am reminded of a true story of seargant alvin york. he was drafted into the army during wwi. also he was a conscientious objector becuase of his religion. he did not want to kill. in october 1918, as a newly-promoted corporal, york was one of a group of sevente*n soldiers as*igned to infiltrate german lines and silence a machine gun position. after the american patrol had captured a large group of enemy soldiers, german small arms fire killed six americans and wounded three. york was the highest ranking of those still able to fight, so he took charge. while his men guarded the prisoners, york attacked the machine gun position, killing several german soldiers