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Real anime fans (and Scotsmen) view dubs with, at best, open hostility, so they would have no motive to defend Mignona. But it is hilarious how the article onl
by deogeo 7y ago
Real anime fans (and Scotsmen) view dubs with, at best, open hostility, so they would have no motive to defend Mignona.
But it is hilarious how the article only describes as a "free speech advocate" someone making a mean comment. But all those 1st amendment lawyers fighting against the silencing (including the "we must allow Nazis to speak" Ken White [1]) don't make the cut. Somehow, only the side making censorious legal threats gets associated with "free speech".
It would be difficult for me to have a lower opinion of these journalists.
[1] https://www.popehat.com/2017/04/18/the-seductive-appeal-of-the-nazi-exception/ https://www.popehat.com/2017/04/18/the-seductive-appeal-of-t...
- PaulHoule 7y agoIt's funny. I don't know about that guy, but many of the voice actors that made cringeworthy performances that I bitterly complained about in the 1990s are now doing very good work, particularly in games. Experience counts for something. For instance Erin Fitzgerald did Noire in the Nep games about as well as Asami Imai did.