To this extent?

Perhaps elements within the fandom have done that, but when you tar an entire group of people whose only defining characteristic is liking a certain art form, and then allege that being part of that group requires “central criminality”... well, you’re gonna come off as a bit unhinged.

Bwahaha, now you’re in denial of the fact that you wrote a nonsensical sentence. Is it really this hard to just admit you fucked up? Good lord. Less wrestling and cosplaying, more studying, kiddo.

Yes, clearly it was my comprehension that was the problem. I mean who could possibly have trouble understanding “you sound like the kind of type who would an incel to join this guy if given the chance.” It really couldn’t be any clearer what you meant by “who would an incel.”

I’m tired of you.

Wow. You completely miss the point.

Sorry, would you like to try that again? I have no idea what the fuck you were even trying to say there.

To all the idiots decrying the lack of comprehensive insurance and the need for the GoFundMe, you’re idiots. Insurance will never, NEVER, pay the cost of full replacement due to things like vehicle depreciation and liability decisions. That’s doubly true for a car that still has payments left on it. The payout goes…

OH GO FUCK YOURSELF!

7 cars destroyed — $100,000+ probably  in damage.

lol, I don’t even like anime, but holy shit you sound like a huge moron.

Jesus dude, dial it back a notch. You sound like a wacko.

So, sorry. Not buying it. There is a central (to put it honestly) criminality required to be an anime fan for the last 15 years or so, on one level or another.

I’m pretty sure their point was that the anime fandom as a whole obviously isn’t whatever you’re making it out to be (aside from a reference to piracy in an earlier comment, I honestly can’t even tell what your issue with the fandom is since you keep talking around it for some reason). Every fandom is inevitably going…

The convention has been in Ontario the last 3 or 4 years, yes.

Wow, you couldn’t possibly have missed the point more completely.

What?

Because the “anime community” is one uniform entity. Right. Attitudes like this that generalize the actions of some people to a large, diverse group are on the same spectrum as racism or sexism (though obviously on a lower level than those). Saying the group as a whole needs to be “held accountable” for anything is…

Fear-mongering doesn’t help.

Dang. Really hope they didn’t leave anything irreplaceable in those cars. Anime con, so I’m hoping they probably took most/all of it to the hotel rooms, but... :/