Hmmmm, okay, I'll give you that one. The rest of my point still stands, thoughFredTheUndead said:I would call the part where Sakura and Shirou fuck like animals for three nights in a row, or Rin and Shirou going to down on Saber fairly explicit.Trivun said:For example, the anime of Fate/stay Night doesn't have any of the sex scenes or anything like that, that were in the original games the series was based on. Yet because the games do have such scenes in them (not even anything really bad or explicit, either), they could be reclassified, and by association the relatively safe-for-work anime could potentially be affected and reclassified too, causing more problems further down the line.
BTW the term is "closed-minded." I know everyone on the Internet writes it "close-minded" (like, pretty much literally everyone), but they're all wrong.cthulhumythos said:the anti-homosexuality was the only thing to make me think "that's a little close-minded" but that's 'cause i live in Massachusetts.
Oh so have I don't get me wrong. The average Nitro+ game alone has about 12 times the nightmarish violence than Nasu could come up with (although with less first person descriptions of being devoured). I'm just saying.Trivun said:Hmmmm, okay, I'll give you that one. The rest of my point still stands, thoughFredTheUndead said:I would call the part where Sakura and Shirou fuck like animals for three nights in a row, or Rin and Shirou going to down on Saber fairly explicit.Trivun said:For example, the anime of Fate/stay Night doesn't have any of the sex scenes or anything like that, that were in the original games the series was based on. Yet because the games do have such scenes in them (not even anything really bad or explicit, either), they could be reclassified, and by association the relatively safe-for-work anime could potentially be affected and reclassified too, causing more problems further down the line.. And after all, I've seen worse than that in both anime and media (don't ask...).
oh. that makes sense now that i think about it, as the opposite phrase is "open-minded" and not"far apart-minded".Steve the Pocket said:BTW the term is "closed-minded." I know everyone on the Internet writes it "close-minded" (like, pretty much literally everyone), but they're all wrong.cthulhumythos said:the anti-homosexuality was the only thing to make me think "that's a little close-minded" but that's 'cause i live in Massachusetts.
America (specifically Marvel and DC comics) did it before the Nazis thought of it.vortexgods said:When Germany fell to the Nazi's there was a brain drain of artists who created "degenerate" art or who were Jewish to the United States.
I hear Hawaii is lovely this time of year.
I believe it, but i also believe the bill will extend to something worse than itselfkikon9 said:Has anybody other than me considered that kids just aren't worth it? They're going to have to find out eventually, and the more you shelter them the more difficult it will be to explain to them later on.
hmmm...oh wait mis-read hehe sorry guys for that that was embarrassingJarrid said:That's kind of the point. The bill would enable the Tokyo gov't to label anything they don't like as "harmful to minors." This isn't a fight over smut, it's about censorship.Golem239 said:anyone else find this just weird it just seems off I mean looking at some of the stuff they produced you think they would be hurt by this bill (even though manga would get hit harder than anime but still)John Funk said:The major publishers in the "Big 10" including media giant boycott the Tokyo Anime Fair [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kadokawa_Shoten] (link NSFW)
100% agree, its not the governments job to raise kids(thats what parents are for)dancinginfernal said:I'm getting tired of the Government trying to do parents' jobs for them.
Parents need to start taking responsibility, and stop blaming the media, tv, video games, etc. for their failures.
Its probably worth mentioning that there has been international pressure about this sort of thing scince japanese rape games and various flavors of NSFC doujins and anime started to filter out of japan via the internet.Golem239 said:hmmm...oh wait mis-read hehe sorry guys for that that was embarrassingJarrid said:That's kind of the point. The bill would enable the Tokyo gov't to label anything they don't like as "harmful to minors." This isn't a fight over smut, it's about censorship.Golem239 said:anyone else find this just weird it just seems off I mean looking at some of the stuff they produced you think they would be hurt by this bill (even though manga would get hit harder than anime but still)John Funk said:The major publishers in the "Big 10" including media giant boycott the Tokyo Anime Fair [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kadokawa_Shoten] (link NSFW)
Their largest exports are cars and electronics. This won't phase their economy in the slightest.Stabby Joe said:So... they're trying to kill one of the biggest cultural exports?
I'm not a fan of anime or manga but even I think this is downright absurd if it can "cripple" an industry.
I would suggest you re-read that post and try again. the Anime industry is definitely one of Japan's largest cultural exports.Soviet Heavy said:Their largest exports are cars and electronics. This won't phase their economy in the slightest.Stabby Joe said:So... they're trying to kill one of the biggest cultural exports?
I'm not a fan of anime or manga but even I think this is downright absurd if it can "cripple" an industry.
Do note a small, ignored problem will become a worse one and if found out, it will be at the stage that it doesn't be solved anymoreSoviet Heavy said:Their largest exports are cars and electronics. This won't phase their economy in the slightest.Stabby Joe said:So... they're trying to kill one of the biggest cultural exports?
I'm not a fan of anime or manga but even I think this is downright absurd if it can "cripple" an industry.
CULTURAL export. Their cars and electronics look and function like other nations'. This however is distinctly Japanese, it's an image.Soviet Heavy said:Their largest exports are cars and electronics. This won't phase their economy in the slightest.Stabby Joe said:So... they're trying to kill one of the biggest cultural exports?
I'm not a fan of anime or manga but even I think this is downright absurd if it can "cripple" an industry.