@min_tera95564@Stoobiedooda@bansi3049_sakil You made the argument that it’s theft by claiming we do the understand that stealing is wrong. Now you shift the goalpost and call it sophistry. And here I thought the Japanese like arguments based on logic and reason.
@AtkinHaydn We understand just fine. We’ll keep killing gaming companies until no one will let anyone with a nose ring or blue hair anywhere with 100 yards of a writing room.
@CrReaM No, we’re the whole problem. Because we are the primary market share, and we won’t tolerate shit propaganda in shitty games. Adapt or kill your companies.
@Stoobiedooda@min_tera95564@bansi3049_sakil Exactly. Theft is bad in principle because it deprives the owner of their property. Piracy does not, it is a copy and the only thing you can argue the owner is deprived of is potential profit from sales. But if it was not for sale in the pirates region then no sale was possible.
@jojogiogio1234 Yeah, we don’t care. Most of us hate Hollywood and Western game devs, that’s why a ton of us started watching Anime and playing Japanese video games in the first place.
@suer_er1@Vierastars@kpoping6@zdervid Taiwan has complete dominance in both consumer and business grade chip manufacturing which western nations economies are heavily dependent on. An invasion of Taiwan would be treated as an existential threat.
As for our ability to force project. Fuck around and find out I guess.
@suer_er1@Vierastars@kpoping6@zdervid You seem to be greatly underestimating the strategic significance of Taiwanese chip fabrication and the capability of the US to project military forces globally. US and Euro economic dependence on Taiwan is exponentially greater than it is with Ukraine.