>series is labelled "dystopia"
>except it's set in a utopia
Series is labelled "dystopia"
Austin Nelson
Noah Clark
>People have no control over their lives
>People are sent to prison for merely being too stressed
>Actual criminals and murderous psychopaths are the only ones the police cannot touch
>The Sybil system is actually made of psychopaths
>The Sybil system want to progressively conquer the world
Are you sure you saw more than the first half of the first episode?
Jonathan Miller
What the fuck happened?
It's like there's 10+ PP threads daily on Yea Forums lately.
Is it 10 years already and people want to fulfill the 'will the series be remembered in 10 years' meme?
Samuel Bennett
>People have no control over their lives
Wrong. You get recommendations for job positions and such but no one is forcing you to do anything as seen by VR e-celebs living strictly from sponsor money for example.
>People are sent FOR TREATMENT for merely being too stressed
FTFY
>Actual criminals and murderous psychopaths are the only ones the police cannot touch
Intentional lie and gross generalization.
>The Sybil system is actually made of psychopaths
Run on their brains, no individuality involved unless you get the old hag cyborg duty.
That's why Makishima refused.
>The Sybil system want to progressively conquer the world
Debatable.
>Are you sure you saw more than the first half of the first episode?
Are you?
Jeremiah Green
You're on Yea Forums. If you lived in Psycho Pass' setting, you'd be fucking jailed.
Evan Morales
>people are sent FOR TREATMENT for merely being too stressed
If I remember correctly most people who got sent
To get treated was never release to back to the general public might be because they Stop taking there happy pill
Brandon Jackson
Contrary to popular belief Yea Forums(nel) is not the darkest place on the interwebs anymore though I can imagine some people would end up in the gas chamber hotel like the guy with dolls or the stoner in PP.
Benjamin Gray
3 films this winter
Benjamin Kelly
>You get recommendations for job positions and such but no one is forcing you to do anything
It's already difficult to find a job in the real world when you do not have recommendations, so what do you think would happen if there was s system who decided what job people should do. Even without forcing people directly, this system would leave very little choice.
>People are sent FOR TREATMENT for merely being too stressed
When you lock people away from society for a certain amount of time, it's pretty much the same as prison, even if the goal is some sort of medical treatment. Furthermore, being sent for treatment leaves a social stigma, and makes you actually more likely to be sent there again.
>Intentional lie and gross generalization.
The only reason Makishima was stopped was specifically because someone on the police side did not obey the Sybil system. This person would have been killed immediately if he was not protected by Tsunemori threatening to reveal the truth to the public.
>Debatable
In the film, Sybil says that explicitely
When you have a justice system who punishes innocent people more than actual criminals, that's not a good system.
And when you have a police system that forces its agents to depend on the judgement of someone else for absolutely everything, and you can't do anything else, even when this judgement is clearly failing and the whole country is in direct danger, that's not a good police system.
Connor Hall
Are you a chink?
Jace Turner
LITERAL
THOUGHTCRIME
Jace Adams
Probably all me desü
Jose Rogers
based
Andrew Morales
>Watched 3 episodes of this and got really bored back then
>keep hearing its a masterpiece
Maybe I should give it another shot but from what I remember I don't really get what people see in it
Anthony Hughes
It's pretty much like an anime of minority deport you should watch it
John Howard
>Write books that are provocative
>Get sent to fucking rehab
>Only chance of seeing the outside world is by becoming a detective
>Still can't legally publish anything anymore
It's a pretty fucking retarded system, even before you consider the fact that a bunch of people are sent to rehabs when they're ten or under.
Bentley Howard
>It's already difficult to find a job in the real world
IRL comparisons are irrelevant. Anime shown you can ignore Sibyl recommendations and live by your own rules, you're not forced to obey . Only hard rule is don't get clinically depressed so you don't get flagged. That's far from having no control whatsoever.
>When you lock people away from society for a certain amount of time, it's pretty much the same as prison.
It really isn't. Unless you're ready to to call bedridden people with broken limbs prisoners.
>Furthermore, being sent for treatment leaves a social stigma, and makes you actually more likely to be sent there again.
That was a thing in distant past when the system was only beginning. Oyaji talked about it after Tsunemori shut down Gino for giving her shit(episode when they visited Ko's mentor)
>The only reason Makishima was stopped...
Your original claim was:
>Actual criminals and murderous psychopaths are the only ones the police cannot touch
That is wrong. CA people are extremely rare special snowflakes, all other non CAs get tagged and bagged. Non violent ones sent to gas chamber hotel, those who are danger to others and themselves blown up into bloody chunks.
>In the film, Sybil says that explicitely
Don't remember so won't argue farther. Just curios was it outright said or is it exaggeration of some 'Sybil wants people everywhere to live happily' quote?
>When you have a justice system who punishes innocent people more than actual criminals, that's not a good system.
Sure, that's not the sase in PP-verse though.
>And when you have a police system...
Again only problem were special CA snowflakes, everything else was handled ok. After Makishima's stunt the system became even more resilient to such disruptions and there really is a limit to super smart martial artist masterminds who also have rich sponsors excel at everything.
Carson Martin
Only China would ever consider a system like this to be useful, the more people they can eliminate from the working class by labeling them as dangerous, the easier they can control the working class, the less they have to fine-tune their manipulation and subsidization of their market.
Tyler Evans
Retard.
Sybil systems makes decisions for people lives based on the judgment from a group psychopath brains.
In the movie they're expanding towards SEA countries.
Robert Johnson
You sound like one of those capitalist apologists. Being free to starve is not freedom. That's among the points the anime makes, that society forces us to conform in a number of interlocking ways.
Brandon Thompson
You guys would all probably trigger a Eliminator
Hunter Davis
Imagine being this much of a bootlicker.