After the Kind Russian Rice Ball Picks Up Marxist Philosophy

When the Russian onigiri, the Rat, Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, who hadn't yet started causing too much trouble, opened a book on Marxist philosophy ahead of schedule...

The onigiri froze.

The onigiri was stunned.

The onigiri pondered.

The onigiri knocked his left fist against his right palm and understood.

So that's it. What the world needs isn't a disaster that destroys all ability users. What it needs is a proletarian movement!

And so, without hesitation, the onigiri began helping the people at the bottom, whether or not they had abilities.

He began trying to spread Marxist ideas.

Abilities? Who cares about abilities? The wealth gap and entrenched class divisions are what's truly terrifying!

When things reach that point, people can barely even find the courage to climb upward.

In a way, abilities, when put to good use, can be a source of support, a force that can break down the wealth gap and entrenched class divisions.

Only when everyone has an unyielding conviction in their hearts and can live as equals, with dignity, will this world be able to learn to put an end to all its evils.

Before that, of course, what he has to do is get everyone to rise up and fight until both sides compromise, so that everyone can live as equals, as human beings, with human rights of their own.

After that, he'll find a way to get rid of all abilities, to prevent anyone from committing evil.

So, first comes revolutionary struggle, then finding a way to get the "Book."

At that moment, Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky set his lifelong goal: to devote his life to revolution and equality for all.

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