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agila61 wrote:

Therefore, when you say there is "absolutely no difference", the claim is false. Since its the premise of your argument, your argument is unfounded.

Remember that pawn shop owner example you used? Here it is.

Why you would make, what they've made, into a career is beyond me. They are old enough to know that you gotta keep your job and your hobby's separate, or you'll lose yourself real quick. I learned this when I worked at E3 for several years. I found that's it's far more enjoyable to be the consumer, rather than the producer.

Why you would make, what they've made, into a career is beyond me. They are old enough to know that you gotta keep your job and your hobby's separate, or you'll lose yourself real quick. I learned this when I worked at E3 for several years. I found that's it's far more enjoyable to be the consumer, rather than the producer.

Why you would make, what they've made, into a career is beyond me. They are old enough to know that you gotta keep your job and your hobby's separate, or you'll lose yourself real quick.

I tried to follow this principle, but sadly, the porn industry was not interested in hiring me as a performer.

To me, one of the best pieces of guidance counselor advice is still, "Pick something you love doing and find a way to make money from it." I tried to follow this principle, but sadly, the porn industry was not interested in hiring me as a performer.

Why you would make, what they've made, into a career is beyond me. They are old enough to know that you gotta keep your job and your hobby's separate, or you'll lose yourself real quick. I learned this when I worked at E3 for several years. I found that's it's far more enjoyable to be the consumer, rather than the producer.

and I've never seen a movie try to bring the anime-style to live action form to the perfection they did.

and they pushed the limits of technology to achieve something that hadn't yet been attempted in Holly Wood.

This is the 6th year of heading to a fan sub site, watching anime (for free), then turning and writing a review about it.

This action is absolutely no different than the manga and fansub sites, but yet it's okay to use them, write a review, profit from it, then criticize these sites on their own for-profit website.

becuase the japanese are so much better at adapting their own works for live action, right?

Honestly it annoys me how quick people are to forgive Crunchyroll.

I've seen alot of "scanalation" sites that do have scanned copies of us licensed manga up for downloading-but there's some out of print stuff such as Outlander that's almost impossible to obtain otherwise. Now- hentai doujunshi-that's another matter all together-that's fair game as far as I'm concerned.