tias

Go be an edgelord on Reddit, we don't need your toxicity on Lemmy

Under some older meaning of feminist sure. But 90% of the people who claim to be feminist these days think of it solely as giving women more privilege, and any discussion of men's issues is considered anti-feminist. Whatever meaning of equality that there used to be is all but lost.

I'm scared to post this anywhere because people will interpret it as me being misogynistic. And that, IMO, is the biggest problem that men face. We're not allowed by society to be victims.

I'm Swedish and I have no idea what was occupying the mind of whoever made this sign

This would be improved with the 🤣 emoji as a wallpaper in the background

Funny you should mention Christ, because he asked us to eat his body and drink his blood when we want to talk to him

It would be interesting to see the story told from an outside view, where leadership conspires and violates the law in the name of righteousness.

Or just leak the signing keys like they did with MSI. That quote describes the theory, but there are tons of shit-for-brains humans that can screw it up. The UEFI attack surface is much bigger than it has any right to be.

And the alligator is the one next to the crocodile, so this sounds more like a similarity than a difference

Yes, I'm not saying that that's okay. What I'm saying is that the majority of anime produced in Japan is not like that.

• Barakamon
• Honey and Clover
• Shirobako
• Mushishi
• Shōwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjū
• Nodame Cantabile
• Silver Spoon
• March Comes In Like a Lion

I do agree that Japanese culture is less prude than US culture, and the age of consent has been 13 in Japan for a long time (it was raised to 16 a couple of years ago). So that will bleed into mainstream media in a way that sticks out to Americans, but not because it was the intent of the producer to make the show sexualized - it's just what life in Japan looks like.

In a similar way, while Americans are scared of nudity, they are desensitized to violence and put way too much of it in US shows. IMO, I'd rather let my kids see nudity than someone being shot in the head. But neither is the primary reason that I watch a show.

I don't get it. Is the joke that most anime sexualizes underage characters and glorifies unhealthy relationships? Because that's decidedly not true. There are all kinds of anime shows, it's just a bias in what gets imported into western countries.