micahrob2000

this looks like something i would make while depressed

i wish more people made necklaces like the pizza set of six, for multiple besties, sometimes you don't want to/can't pick just one person to have a matching piece of jewelry with

what kind of business is MailChimp? because there's a huge disconnect between what's in this article and what their name suggests they do

given the current track record of American-made anime adaptions in America, it probably will

1) the attack on titan live action was a Japanese movie, made in Japan, by Japanese people. it's not an applicable example in this case. 2) saying that we're supposed to be happy with any old adaptation of asian media that comes along until we get something better is kinda rude.… Read More

there's no need to make it 'relatable', if Americans can watch regular anime like it's nbd, then why the fuck can't they watch Asian-American actors like it's nbd? the argument that Americans can only relate to media if if it's white is really fucking insulting to the massive populations… Read More

saying that lakeith stanfield is 'diverse casting' in this particular instance is a little insulting, that's just saying 'look, a non-white person, go fetch! Are ya happy now?' Yeah he's not white, but he's also not Asian. it's not correct representation, it's just diversity for the… Read More

that's hardly an equitable comparison, given the fact there is no shortage of white media representation, therefore Asian remakes of American films do little if any damage to that. furthermore, while most Asian countries are made up of primarily Asians (to my knowledge), America is… Read More

attack on titan was made in Japan by Japanese people, that's not a good example to use. they're basicaply taking someone else's original idea, repackaging it poorly and foisting it onto us, which is stupid.

tumblr really isn't the best source for information of this nature, they tend to participate in a lot of witch-hunting and purity-culture nonsense, and morality on there is often a little too black and white.