Kako And The False Detective

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Vol. 3 Ch. 22 - The Duty of Those Who See
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danberhe
ah yes reading the future i forgot he can do that
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Reigard
but it's not like you can keep your eyes constantly at what,like, millions of people...
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Hakin
๏ผ’ ๏ผฐ๏ผก๏ผฉ๏ผฒ ๏ผฏ๏ผฆ ๏ผด๏ผฉ๏ผด๏ผณ
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ZinkiSS
Omoshiroi Ero-Satoru
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4V29LN0n
What a bitch.
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BloodySorcerer
I think people are misunderstanding what the small officer said. She never said to go Minority Report. She said that she'd want to use her ability to ghosts in a manner that would allow to predict crimes and to have a system that would trust such predictions and act on them instead of waiting for a murder to happen in order to have a case.
This page here pretty much shows that using her ability is what she was talking about: https://mangadex.directoryproxy.com/chapter/696811/15
Of course this is pure idealism and probably way too hard to put into practice. But it's ay better than most people are thinking she is saying.
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kwendy
Why did she said "change the system" if system alredy supposed to work towards crime prevention as one of the prime directions anyway?
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Kneel_Breen
On one hand, I can see the chibi’s point about how he can’t solve murder cases unless someone has died. But he did a great job pointing out how crimes can only be investigated AFTER they happen.

Her solution seems to basically be either a “Minority Report” or “Psychopass” system, which means instead sacrificing basic human rights in an attempt to ‘predict’ crimes before they happen.

I do totally see the irony in the fact that she actually pointed out how he can’t solve crimes without trading a life. Yet, at the very instant she was accusing him of that, he was actually investigating a simple crime of underwear theft. He didn’t have to use his ghost-seeing abilities for that.
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crazybars
******* What a Normal person would have said to the midget.

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dzxcv
@Orihalco
I was a bit confused by that too. On page 4 it jumps to the past, then on page 8 it jumps back to the present.
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aerozext
I’m not peeping. I’m working.
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Kiriha
That girl is the perfect candidate for a heroic spirit in archer class with darkened skin and white hair.
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ngkn92
T pose to show the domination.
Also my love for that midget is gone.
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Darklight99
The high school kid is in a hospital because he nearly got killed trying to catch a killer because you were too fucking incompetent to do it yourself. And you have the gall to complain about it?
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Yautja
@sleepyknight
Yup. The entire world would collapse under that bs logic. No more armies, plumbers, cops, teachers, literally any customer service roll, and say good bye to clothing, cell phones, roads, and pretty much anything else you can think of.

This is legitimately one of the most black and white stupid moments I've ever seen in a manga, that was treated as a sick burn or ideologically consistent complaint no less. If someone ever said that to me, my face would collapse under the pressure of my muscles violently contorting into a "what the fuck did this moron just say" mask. There is literally zero cohesion or coherence behind that little spout of crap.
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nachtness
sure easy to talk your idealism without thinking about what the others had experienced before

that chibi probably will be a problem in the future
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KatoShuu
"You can't solve cases unless it's in exhange for a life"
-chibi police who did nothing but whisper-

OBJECTION. In this case, there's no case if there's no death
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iamagaroze
yes yes, whatever that chibi cop said aside

he's literally spying on the girl's changing room

for academic purposes for work*

๐Ÿคฃ
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Coriander
Her reasoning is the same as thought policing, it's a dangerous line to thread, with some flimsy argument like "preventing crime." I can see why most people wouldn't agree with it.
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Crystalball
Yeah, the midget is a dangerous one if she thinks she can organize people in a way that there won't be evil acts committed. "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive."
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