Anime isn’t a genre.

There’s this concept among librarians called “discovery.” That is the ability of someone browsing a collection (or the Internet, whatever) to find new things of interest to them. One of the main challenges in discovery is sorting out the things that a user wants to see from things that are superficially similar but…

Why should I have to acquire a taste for pedo wank-fuel if I want to watch anime?

Because you’re gonna have to drink a lot of bathwater if you’re gonna eat that baby.

tl:dr; due to the uncritically accepting nature of anime fandom; it is impossible to sort out the creepy shit from the non-creepy without seeing some creepy shit.

Anime has one of the most uncritical fandoms in the world. I mean, it’s…

I have to agree with your last line. It does feel like people are using them to get a game changed in the way they want, which is completely fucking despicable.

Apparently it is.

Got a URL on regulations on gashapon? I’d never heard that it was regulated.

I get especially annoyed when a bunch of broke gamers use addicts as a prop to get things they can’t afford.

Something I have been wondering:  do the guys who do things like The Tolkien Edit of the Hobbit, or The Phantom Edit get hired to fix messes like this?

There is no past, there is no future, there is just the present and my urges and reactions. Honestly I’m on the fence about whether anyone else really exists.

But it’s like the Fairness Doctrine for the internet! For every pro-Trump post I make, I would have to post something in favor of minorities.

CinemaSins makes me want to burn Youtube to the ground.

Were such a substance to be discovered, I’d put high odds on that being what it got called. So if that’s your objection to it, then, well, you’re wrong.

What was that single issue?

Do you like killing, and/or being killed?

In the anthology “Bringers of Death” there’s a story, “Xenocide,” where a degenerate human world, 5000 years out-of-contact with the Imperium is invaded by Orks.

And if you like that, you’ll probably love the non-40k novel “The Carpet Makers” by Andreas Eschbach.

Space Marine is a boring game with the most boring protagonist in 40k fighting the most boring enemies in 40k. It’s what would come inside a white box with plain black letters reading “Warhammer 40,000 (qty: 1)“ on it.

Hypocrisy isn’t a thing, you see.

Listen to Blind Guardian’s songs about Christianity, wash it down with some Ghost, then bring it back a bit with the HP Lovecraft Historical Society’s solstice albums.

There were a lot more of these, mercifully lost to time.