[TheJaz]

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Originally Posted by Omnikaiser

100% agree with your post.

Though I'm legit wondering where Japan draws the line for this serious cases.
I still have in mind Tsunenori Aoki case (Sengoku Ryoma in Gaim, Aguri in GARO) when he assaulted a woman while being drunk (actually. twice...) and it resulted in his career going down to near extinction in an instant.
Not saying he doesn't deserve it. But where do they draw the line.

EDIT : unrelated to Toku, but same kind of event.
Today an Olympic Games official (Kobayashi Kentaro) in japan was fired for a joke about the holocaust. and he made that joke in 1998.
Japan isn't really consistent I guess.

My impression is that anything a celebrity does that's illegal will usually tarnish their career, so assault, drug use, theft, etc, while outside of that it can be hard to tell what will gather attention, and what won't