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I say that as someone who absolutely adores Vic's work. |
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If you're the one to tell someone that things they like are bad they're more likely to get upset with you than to agree with you right away, it's scary to call out shitty things, most people in fact do not like to break bad news to people I knew kids in school who would be harassed by jerks saying shit like "go back to the kwik-e-mart Apu" that shit was rough on them, but they had to act like it was fine, because they felt like if they let the bullies see it hurt them the bullying would just get worse It's not easy to fight back against negative representation, or against abusers, or just shitty people, when those representations or people are normalized or popular, it's not weird that it took a long time for the backlash to become loud enough and out in the open enough that it felt like a floodgate opened, before the internet it was hard to see how small bits of hurt to people could add up, it was hard to see everyone who's life was negatively effected by poor representation, but now it's easy to see how that can add up I also have to point out that Vic is working still, he did the JoJo part 4 dub, and the Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan dub long after getting cancelled, so using Vic as an example of a poor man hurt by cancel culture rings hollow (also he was cancelled because he was very creepy to minors, not because of his faith) And for some of the the other examples llike the game dev, well its like Kurona said, this is just the free market in action, if people don't like someone they don't need to give them money, they have no reason to, and if companies see people won't buy things certain people are in or work on they won't really hire them It doesn't really matter if someone did a crime or not, the public doesn't owe anyone their money or support Clearly these people haven't lost all support either, I mean you're here supporting them right? They must still have fans and supporters, so it's hard for me to buy into the idea that any of these people are totally ruined I've seen dozens of total creeps bounce back into success, it's the norm not the exception Plus while it can feel like everyone's out to cancel everyone, for every tweet saying "This celebrity did a bad thing!" there's usually just as many tweets supporting that person, or calling the people upset "snowflakes" or whatever |
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Why shouldn't Kimura's career be thriving? Cause he posted really bad and insensitive jokes? They've been deleted and he's not going around getting work because of his racist iconography. He's getting work cause of his voice acting. Quote:
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Again, Depp still had quite a few roles during that ordeal so no, he wasn't deprived of his roles. The issue with cancel culture is that it doesn't actually exist in the way people like to say it does, John Boyega has been massively critical of Disney and is now struggling to find work as he's gotten less roles since that happened whereas Roman Polanski admitted to raping a 13 year old in court in 1978 yet he's made countless award winning movies since despite never actually suffering consequences for it as he fled the country, it's a convinient narrative that punishes victims whereas abusers get defended constantly by weirdos, see how Mignogna was stated to be fired just because of his religion despite countless allegations against the man and how his career got ruined not by Funimation for firing him, but rather himself for sueing Funimation with massively incompetent lawyers and how despite this he *still* gets invited to cons. It's a buzzword used to downplay anything serious while protecting abusers because quite frankly, it's about putting victims down, the recent ActiBlizzard stuff being another example as a lot of people who claim women lie to get clout and ruin the lives of innocent people started claiming the lawsuit was also a sham because "Oh where's the proof? What's the side of the men?" Completely ignoring how it was already investigated for 2 years and how the lawsuit came from the government rather than any specific individuals |
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My bad about the OVA, could have sworn it was him but I stand corrected, wonder why they didn't just redub him for Part 4 then... anyways he does still have some post-cancelling roles as well as upcoming projects, so to me he still just looks like another creep who's going to recover fine, so he just really isn't evidence of "Cancel culture bad", he's a sex creep who finally has some consequences, but sadly he's still probabaly going to keep working and going to Cons without ever really apologizing or probabaly even understanding what he did wrong |
(Appologies for double posting but this has been bothering me)
I keep seeing people saying stuff like "what Kimura did wasn't that bad compared to others", or "racism isn't a crime" so I just feel like I have to say "other people have done worse things" is an extremely flimsy argument, at least in my eyes You have to take situations at face value not try to rank them by tiers Yes some actions are worse than others, but that's not at all relevant to if an action was bad or not, it's not really logical or reasonable to just say "someone else has done a worse thing, so I don't care about this" Tbh this reminds me of the type of behaviour from people who will tell you to "suck it up" when you've been badly hurt, because they've been MORE hurt before "Oh you broke your leg? Suck it up, I've broken both legs before and I got through it" That sort of reasoning is just flawed, if someone broke their leg it doesn't matter how many people have been hurt waaaaaay worse, they're still going to be in a lot of pain It stands to reason as well that if an actor does something shitty, the fact that other actors have done waaaaaaaay shitier things doesn't negate that You can always name a a worse thing, a more severe crime, a bigger problem, smth more offensive, it's just not a helpful mind set, it feels more like a way to make excuses more than anything else. People should be held accountable for their actions regardless of their severity Like if I see someone verbally bullying someone else, should I just go "well they didn't commit assault or murder so there's no point intervening"? I think it's obvious that that wouldn't be a logical rationalization, it would just be an excuse to not get involved This way of thinking also seems to pre-suppose that there's some sort of quantifiable level of bad actions that it's worth discussing, and anything below that level isn't even worth talking about? That just seems contrived and baseless, it just feels like a way to not have to think about how actors you may like may say shitty things occasionally It doesn't matter that worse things have happened in the history of all time, Kimura did smth that can hurt and offend people, and regardless of if it's illegal, it's a shitty thing to do I don't need Kimura to never work again or whatever, he does not deserve to be in an extreme situation like losing his livelihood or becoming homeless (no person really does), all I am expecting is accountability in equal measure to the action, evidence that he understands what he did was wrong and that he genuinely regrets it, not because it could hurt his career, but because it could have / has hurt other people And if he can't demonstrate that, or if he hasn't grown, then my only hope would be that he doesn't portray characters (specifcally heroes) for children... adults can make informed purchasing decisions and have more control over what people they look up to, kids don't really have that same awareness about celebrities I also just don't see how "someone who did black face shouldn't portray a hero for kids, or should at least genuinely apologize first" is somehow an extreme position to take, or why it's a stance so many people seem quick to argue against |
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