I'm sorry, did your comment come out of a time machine? We're you quoting someone? Because that looked like you yourself speaking for yourself in 2014.

So you drop a little bit of racism, then when someone calls you on it, first it's a joke, and then suddenly it isn't worth pursuing anymore and the other person should leave it alone?

What's the joke? And how is it a fact? What do you think the word horde even means?

I did. And?

"Hordes"? Seriously?

I'm just angry that the AMA wasn't there to make sure no actual animals were harmed in the making of this act of terrorism.

That's right. Asking for sources and logically breaking down a poorly constructed rationale is stupid, or trolly. It couldn't just be that we disagree and you have trouble with the idea that you aren't the lord nerd god of all conversations pertaining in any way to anime. Go fuck yourself with a lightsaber, Naruto.

Take a deep breath, clear all the "you" and "me" clot from your brain, and try to understand. "To dub," is a process. "A dub," is a product. One does not necessarily yield the other. Yes, "to dub," can mean both things. No, "a dub," in reference to a complete release, cannot. No one is "chastising" you. This is not a…

Never have I wished I had photoshop on my work computer more than right now. Here is my MS Paint proof-of-concept. "Neo Japan 2202 — The Movie Before The Movie." Someone with Photoshop help me out?

A verb is not a noun, and the dictionary isn't going to help you with industry- or subculture-specific jargon. Because a word means something in one context does not mean it means those things in all contexts, either.

You're right about one thing — you are a dick.

Great argument. Don't let the door hit you in the misinformed shit-eating smarminess on the way out.

You've gotta love the will to argue technicalities to justify the correctness of something meaning what it in all common usage does not mean, instead of just admitting you're wrong.

Uh, there is no "Japanese dub." There is Dragon Ball, there is Dragon Ball with English subtitles, and there is an English dub. The Japanese one isn't a dub of anything — it's just the actual show.

Good thing you told the public all of these things.

You're literally right now being a walking talking demonstration of the fact that people don't want to hear reason in anything from anyone outside of what they consider their group, though — which undermines everything you're saying in this comment. I don't know if you realize just how many white people don't see…

Maybe they revealed the utter magic that comes with being a white person in this country, which to many white people just feels like well-deserved life itself.

Sleight* of hand