Yes, and I acknowledge in my post that Sugar intended the cartoon to serve as a propaganda piece.
I'm well-versed in writing, and aesthetics, and I know that Steven Universe was always shit. As someone who cares about worldbuilding, the point of my post was to bring up a critical issue of the show that's almost never brought up - that the setting makes no fucking sense, since everyone likes to focus on Sugar's politics, and the show's poor art and writing quality, which I agree are valid complaints.
I've watched the anime and I'm up to date on the manga, the later of which I love. It helps that the mangaka was inspired by her experience studying at a Buddhist school and isn't a degenerate cultural marxist who propagates a destructive death cult that ultimately empowers murderous thugs and thieves. I can see the similarities, but the reason I specifically brought up Bokurano and Turn A Gundam was because they execute the kind of setting I was describing much more competently than the Steven Universe does - the conflict between humans and aliens, albeit in different ways.
