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Dunford had to admit he got "too involved" and wound up wrong. Wonder how this guy's faith I doing?
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Frankly I am shocked that he admitted to being wrong. This is something I did not expect.Dunford had to admit he got "too involved" and wound up wrong. Wonder how this guy's faith I doing?
They don't have blood on their hands yet. First they were peaceful protestors, then they started fucking up property, then they started fucking up people, it doesn't take clairvoyance to see where this road ends.
Oh, I heard it goes back a little further than that but thats when I first heard the rumors so you might be right.It's gonna become a verbal tic, but that's because it doesn't go back decades. It goes back exactly to 2010.
And then I heard a few more stories and saw that blog, but it was never something I thought too much about and it never stopped me from watching dubs with him in it.That's how we got here...
A bunch of people that went to cons a decade ago are embarrassed by completely benign things like cosplay or taking part in stupidity like screaming "you just lost the game" over and over, so it's not really surprising if some of them are similarly having "buyer's remorse" about fangirling over Vic or other D-list celebrities back then.
When are they going to get around to Scientology? LMK as I want my gold plated E-meters to go up in value.And the media flatly refused so far to point any of it out. In fact, they try blaming it on everyone BUT those who actually hold responsibility.
and might not follow his religion 100% if hes fooling around out of wedlock.
The fujos have been trying to get him booted out of the anime industry for being a purported homophobe for a long time. You can easily find 1000s of people pushing that narrative, is it really difficult to believe that 5 - 10% of them "embelish" their opinions? The petition to get him kicked off the "Free!" dub went over 5k people, and almost all of them were "LGBT people are disrespected by Vic, boot him".Because if it's a situation where each accusation was done by a different person, obviously with that many you're going to have liars. But if we have a situation where without any sort of planning anywhere from 50-100 (possibly more that might be a small number for 10 years) women came up with the idea to lie about vic because he made them mad in some way...holy shit.
He's a teacher right? A colleague or student of his could have pointed out that it is probably a bad idea to participate in a Twitter thread, be wrong and try to pretend it didn't happen.Frankly I am shocked that he admitted to being wrong. This is something I did not expect.
in my opinion the main reason isn't because they lack the means, but because they don't have to.
their side controls the press, the universities, the schools, and the media. their influence on private enterprise is growing every day, and demographic change is working in their favor too.
time is on their side in every single way. they don't have to get violent or do anything crazy, all they have to do is sit back and watch as their power keeps expanding.
More accurately, it's easy to tell people "what's wrong", it's is often incredibly difficult to fix the actual problem, mainly because while most everyone can agree that X is a problem, they will all disagree on the solution. This is especially true when "someone else" needs to fix it. The starting point is always "those guys over there", but inevitably "those guys" either use their means to avoid it or are quite simply not enough, so then "we" need to look around and figure out which of "us" are actually some of "those guys". This is the core problem with Envy, you can always find people to be envious of and target.Regular people just want stability. So whoever can give them that, wins.
I'm just hoping that if it turns out to all be bullshit that it's just a small handful of ladies that have been spreading these rumors and not hundreds.
Handfuls turn into hundreds. That's how witch hunts happen. Look at the satanism scare of the 80s. I think some of those people are still in prison.
Yeah, like three morons who killed a kid in some imagined ritual. Who were actually inspired to do so by the very panic.
https://vfm.sppx.io/So rather than do crowdfunding, the comicsgate, (all -gates actually) should pool their resources, put their egos aside and create a company. Get some savvy business types that care only about numbers, not Twitter.
I know it sounds like I'm one of "those" people, but a couple of guys with the romantic idea that they could tear down the machine just isn't going to happen. These corporations are entrenched and could hold out for a lot longer than any independent.
So you need build something that can go against that and the numbers behind it. (Corporations allowing for specialization which gets better results.)
I am personally persuaded that this is a somewhat deliberate tactic employed to get the opposition to underestimate him and his firm. The Latin under the Knight's-head-chess-piece logo translates roughly to "Know thyself, know thy opponent." Beard continues to impress me with the outcomes he elicits.Their constant detachment to reality is fucking baffling. Like Ty being a country bumpkin and shit. He's a senior partner in a law firm. You don't get there without bringing in some SERIOUS cash. And winning. A lot. And a shit firm isn't going to be in business 22 years. He's got his name in the front motherfucker.
If you mean the West Memphis Three, they were almost certainly innocent and in any event, the trial was marred by pure hysteria, fake experts, the forced confession of an exceptional individual (that itself made no sense) and the three were eventually released. The murder would have been impossible to commit as claimed and it was almost certainly an adult with a vehicle who did it.
Do these speds honestly think we didn't see the depos get interrupted and them going to the judge ? Clearly the judge wasn't in the same fucking room.
There's actually a third possibility:
Vic is both "innocent" and "guilty". How? Vic did most of the things he's accused of, but most/all of the people speaking are changing how they "feel" about what happened. Anime conventions of the mid 2000s were frankly the "wild west". It's not difficult to find stories of lunatic fujos flat out assaulting people with "yaoi paddles". You also had the "glomp" craze (again, mostly perpetuated by girls) that is easily frameable as sexual assault (you run at a person and grab them into a tight embrace, often without any consent or even knowledge of who you are), in the early 2010s many lunatics tried to setup the liability nightmare that was "in-character dating games". And I'm sure I could think of many other examples of idiocy from 5-15 years ago that many SJWs would look at now and think conventions were setting up to train future assailants despite the fact that back THEN staff would usually be called nazis for trying to stop it.
A bunch of people that went to cons a decade ago are embarrassed by completely benign things like cosplay or taking part in stupidity like screaming "you just lost the game" over and over, so it's not really surprising if some of them are similarly having "buyer's remorse" about fangirling over Vic or other D-list celebrities back then.