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Can people just not like something? Not everything is a sociopolitical debate. > It's funny how vehemently people respond to anime the first time, it's often s
by mpalmer 1y ago
Can people just not like something? Not everything is a sociopolitical debate.
> It's funny how vehemently people respond to anime the first time, it's often so strong that they would not be consistent with their judgements or even own moral standards. It then subsides, and then it'll be something that "doesn't look like anything" to them
uh... no, not in my case at least.
- numpad0 1y agoYes in technical sense that only wrong countries try to control wrongthink, and no in the sense that if there are chances such opinions prevail. It'll be like insisting YOLO[1] renamed and presentation video changed up. We all kind of deserve a right to say so, and insisting anime is unprofessional and must be removed don't look that way yet, but IMO it very well could be considered insane talks in 5-10 years. 1: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/ https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/
- mpalmer 1y agoCulture hasn't been monolithic for decades now; it's only fragmenting more. Broad consensus that any opinion is "insane" is becoming less likely, not the other way around.