again it didn't actually say the author said it. Its only the person who wrote the article that actually said that. And i thought it was Jews cause there's the ethnic religious part, there's the semitic appearance , there's the name itself that sounds a bit like "israel" and FMA is very clearly based on Germany and the author herself interviewed ww2 veterans for accuracy. And yes they do have their own and there are actually some manga that have stuff on that which were early anti war manga.
You are just in denial at this point. The author interviewed ww2 veterans for accuracy, the show is very clearly based on Germany and the Ishvalans are an ethnic religious group that look semitic and the name sounds like "Israel" and you can't see it.
"which is more than i have presented" i presented clear story elements that you still can't accept. If you can't see the parallels between a fictional Germany and the ethno religious semitic looking group called "Ishvalans" (clear reference to Israel) i dont know what to say.
again it didn't actually say the author said it. Its only the person who wrote the article that actually said that. And i thought it was Jews cause there's the ethnic religious part, there's the semitic appearance , there's the name itself that sounds a bit like "israel" and FMA is very clearly based on Germany and the author herself interviewed ww2 veterans for accuracy. And yes they do have their own and there are actually some manga that have stuff on that which were early anti war manga.
You are just in denial at this point. The author interviewed ww2 veterans for accuracy, the show is very clearly based on Germany and the Ishvalans are an ethnic religious group that look semitic and the name sounds like "Israel" and you can't see it.
"which is more than i have presented" i presented clear story elements that you still can't accept. If you can't see the parallels between a fictional Germany and the ethno religious semitic looking group called "Ishvalans" (clear reference to Israel) i dont know what to say.