It’s unfortunate but understandable because not a whole a lot people really cared about the other issues surrounding the anime dubbing industry until what happened with Vic unfolded. It was that incident that shined the biggest spotlight on all this.
Plus, there's other things happening.
When you put it like that, Weeb Wars sounds even more fitting.
I would say that this was coming. I think even back in 2015 or so Kotaku In Action was talking about things like the UN talking about manga. It always seemed like a matter of not if but when. And I guess Vic was that when.
Shame on you for not archiving that Tweet. It's gone now.
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Whichever causes the most butthurt from speds.
Where would they go though? Tumblr is dead, TikTok would require them to make videos which means they'll have show their faces or at least have their voices heard, and they would just get ignored on Facebook as the endless amounts of Indians on there drone them out.
I remember around 2012 or 13 places like Scotland considered anything to do with anime to be CP.
Going to TikTok would be a psychological death sentence for them, mainly because if average people saw what these freaks looked like, they would not only eviscerate them, but also boycott entertainment companies. Why? Because these are the "customers" those companies are currently pandering to.
At least Libs of TikTok would get more content.
That does not have Joe Parlock's tweet archived in the article, you mong.
No, just point out that it was a thing for like a day. Twitter wasn't too pleased but there were some anime fans that were interested.
I was in this thread when it was discussed at the time.
Someone had to buy it. Not like anyone else was going to. Even the Saudi prince who threw money at it in 2016 or 17 wasn't going to (he did bitch about it though), nor was that billionaire that bought a good amount. Personally, Twitter was never worth buying stocks in since it was too volatile. I only did when there was inklings of someone buying it out this year. That Indian did a good job dropping it to below $40 to make it easy to do.
speds are easily butthurt by everything.
Like most people, it's all talk. They won't go anywhere.
That would take a long while. Think of poor porkey's health.
You know adding on to this there's a specific reason why people like BT act the way they do. Orson Welles summed it up best when describing why he hated Woody Allen:
