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There’s a difference between impersonating someone with the explicit intention of falsely giving the impression they are involved in a project which they are no
by philwelch 2y ago
There’s a difference between impersonating someone with the explicit intention of falsely giving the impression they are involved in a project which they are not, and simply hiring an actor (or a voice actor) who can give a performance that’s similar or reminiscent of another.
> You've never seen it, huh? Google is super easy to use.
Please stop acting like an asshole.
- qarl 2y agoI'm sorry, friend, from my perspective it seems quite obvious you're not arguing in good faith, and I have no interest in chasing your goalposts. You take care now.
- philwelch 2y ago> from my perspective it seems quite obvious you're not arguing in good faith I’m arguing in good faith, in the sense that I’m expressing my own genuine rationale for my own opinions. Your inability to cope with that and remain civil is the only show of bad faith in this entire discussion.