>>99885Okay, I gotta go back to this post 'cause its interpretation is bonkers.
Ancient civilization wasn't the one that destroyed itself. The rise of espers did. First regular humans studied them, with care, they didn't kill them like savages. But later espers figured out "hey, with my overpowered magical abilities, I can abuse other humans as much as I want!" Then they flippin' destroyed global human civilization. They spent centuries killing millions, hundreds of millions, if not billions, for no other purpose than enjoying themselves. At one point, the regular people that had been perpetually abused managed to finally free themselves from esper tyranny by killing their last emperor. Except...
Scientists didn't establish a NAP either.
And they didn't """make certain """humanoids""" look like beasts""", they forcibly transformed the few normal people that were still alive into a eusocial race of slaves, which they treated like cattle, like sub-humans, showing that they still considered non-espers to be completely inferior to themselves. None of this happened by accident, they spent all of their time in hiding looking for a "solution" and once the Sakura empire they fell they swooped in and reestablished espers as the dominant power, once again trampling on, genociding everyone else
on purpose. None of it was a kneejerk reaction, it was completely premeditated, just like the very well planned creation and usage of cats, just like the destruction of the library that was the false minoshiro, just the regular genocide of "rats", methodically eliminating anything that could be a threat to the stability of esper society. They didn't change one bit.
This isn't even about authoritarianism, it's about espers being the antichrist. It's not about a bad political system, it's about a race of magical people repeatedly destroying humanity, it's so ridiculous that it becomes incomparable with reality. Saki cannot fix any of these things, good intentions do not change the fact that espers
needed to commit heinous acts in order to even stop themselves from killing each other. I repeat: they are irredeemable.