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Originally Posted by Annuga

This is odd to say the least because A: Tsunenori's crimes were long after Gaim ended whereas Kimura never gave an apology or anything yet his cateer is thriving, nobody's saying racism is worse than sexual assault, but sexual assault isn't relevant at the minute, if Tsunenori Aoki would voice Vice instead you better believe people would rightfully drag him.

I brought up Duke's actor because the OP brought it up. It's a false equivalence. One is a literal crime that you can get arrested for, the other is a literal non-crime albeit immoral.

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.

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Originally Posted by Annuga

As for the Depp and Heard example, they didn't happen around the same time either, Heard claimed Depp abused her in I believe 2018 with Depp claiming the opposite merely a year ago, it's not different priorities when not all information was available, said information mind you changing a lot of people's minds on the subject, not to mention that not only is the lawsuit between Depp and Heard still going, but Depp's had more roles since the ideal than Heard

Why should it happening around the same time matter? It's an example of the supposed "free market" or "consequences for actions" mentioned in the thread that "cancel culture" has done that has been absolutely wrong. Depp was labeled an abuser and deprived of all his roles before anyone even bothered to look into it. When Depp finally gave his side of the story, it turns out Heard is the abuser but she still continues getting big roles and merch deals. What has (or hasn't) happened to Kimura isn't cancel culture so I brought up an example that was. And one that was ultimately incorrect in its efforts.