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CMV: The society in Pokémon are a bunch of assholes for capturing and confining Sentient Pokémon against their will, forcing them to fight against their own species so trainers can become rich and famous

I have never been into Pokémon even as a little kid, but it has always seemed like the entire premise of Pokémon has some really dark undertones to it. Sure, most trainers do treat their Pokémon with love and protection, but the species has had their freedom striped from them by being forced to live a life of violence and confinement. 

Once they are captured they will never return to their love ones, and will be forced to spend the rest of their life fighting, not to mention a lot of these pokemon have very human like characteristics, but are unable to consent to being captured. I believe that this is no way to live, change my view.
gpt
I feel like you haven't really watched the cartoon very much. In the cartoon most of the Pokemon greatly enjoy the  battles that they engage in. 

The battles are much closer to boxing matches than to actual fights. There are rules and restrictions, and neither party aims to seriously injure the other. That's part of what makes Team Rocket so nefarious. They don't play by the rules. Most Pokemon are excited to compete and get great pleasure out of winning.

It's unknown what it's like inside pokeballs, but very few Pokemon ever express any type of aversion to bring placed inside them. Do they enter stasis? Do they travel to a different dimension? We don't know.

In fact, some wild Pokemon voluntarily enter the service of a trainer (bulbasaur, squirtle). Others are given every opportunity to be free but refuse it (charmander). Still other wild Pokemon are caught by force but quickly become devoted to their trainer and their new lifestyle (caterpie).