Ankoku Delta Chapter 23 Discussion

I'm beginning to think that the world building in this manga is a bit mediocre; characters get introduced, then they don't appear for like an entire volume. Then, somehow nobody realizes about people randomly dying and right now seemingly nobody cares about a lot of people pretty much disappearing. It's not too believable.

@ImNotAnOtaku1

I mean "nobody realizes" because police department, government, media, corporations, even small cults are controlled by Delta.

low key political but current situation in Palestine is good example of that, most people especially those who aren't "terminally online" have no clue what's going on in Gaza. At least in my country mainstream media basically aren't talking at all about Palestine, how many dead, etc. and in real world we don't have "shadow government".

@Nieznajomy43 Everyone here talks about Gaza, everyone knows pretty well what's going on, and even in this world, those who might be "terminally-online" are completely unaware of what's going on. Do you really mean to tell me that dozens of people have a family member fucking die or disappear and just nobody questions anything? Even if you tell me that Delta controls everything, it clearly seems far-fetched and unrealistic, considering that they can apparently attain world control but can't properly fight off a few enemies without suffering massive loses, not to mention that they're basically going "if we don't do anything about this we'll fucking die".

I think the writing is lazy.

And also, there's enough reason to believe that there's some degree of a shadow government in various places; from central banks, state-supported billionaires, religious entities and else. As Sowell pretty clearly stated: "The government doesn't have the people's interests at heart, it has its own interests", which means that those in power use the state to, principally, further their own interests.