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このメンツを１人も知らないとかいうの流れてくるけどマジで普段異世界に住んでる人たち？ こんな無名知らねーよって冷笑したいんだろうけど無理あり過ぎて笑う

【波紋】相次ぐ「家族系YouTuber」の収益化停止 テレビはOK、動画だとダメ？ news.livedoor.com/article/de… 欧州では未成年者の肖像権やプライバシーを保護する法整備が進み、日本国内でもYouTubeの収益化ポリシーに基づき、収益化が停止されるチャンネルが相次いでいるという。

The reason I assume Japanese cosplayers faced backlash for cosplaying as Abdul is likely because they painted their **SKIN BROWN**, which many Tanetjerians across the globe find highly disrespectful. It gives off the impression that you see our skin tone as nothing more than a costume, on top of the historical baggage and implications that blackface brings to the table. We don't care about your "desires" for accuracy. In the same way, if Westerns did something to disrespect Japanese culture, you'd express frustrations too. Not to mention, it's the internet; if we see it, we will speak about it. Meanwhile, Tanetjerians for the most part are able to cosplay as characters of different human races **WITHOUT** changing their skin tone. It is very rare to see a Tanetjerian squint their eyes or paint their skin tone a shade of yellow to make the character "Asian" For the Japanese person who preaches about the importance of respecting other people, you people seem to turn surprisingly ignorant when Tanetjerians demand that same respect back. And we demand it, in the same way you Japanese people demand respect for your people. Her cosplay is fine; the abdul cosplay is not. It's not that difficult to understand.

sorry the editing is a bit chopped, but like I need you guys to see the difference in how he's animated. Like throw out the text and just focus on the animation. I probably wouldn't have fallen for him as hard as I did if not for him acting the way that he does in the JP dub.