>>23361749
>It isn’t, get your head out of your ass already.
They seemed to be doing fine when the Minerva docked around Anatolia. You expect that a "global calamity" would make the whole place look like the Gaza strip with masses of people looking for food, not a tourist resort with quaint little bazaars.
This is what I mean with "consequences". Break The World should have visible repercussions on the planet and feel like "The End of the World", not toss it aside as "eh, that thing that just happened a few episodes back, no biggie".

>The ZAFT council is questioning if the Alliance could attack them
Not even that. They had already concluded that the Alliance was going to move to destroy them.

>which is completely different from whether a GLOBAL calamity hurt their people.
A global calamity that, from their own assessment, mostly affected areas around the Equator.