You cannot be this stupid and not see how very racist you're making yourself look, so imma go ahead and say it plainly for you to understand.
You said, and I quote, "Did you guys forget which country Capcom is from? Hello?" and that makes it sound like you are saying every Japanese person is a lolicon, which is a stereotyping of an entire ethnic group, which I can't believe I have to explain to you, IS VERY FUCKING RACIST.
God, you either are a troll, and I'm being a dumbass for falling for an obvious one, or you really are that much of a terminally online dumbass.
Something I've noticed over the past number of years is how there are people who will make an absolutely racist statement and be confused when people label them as such. I think it's because racism has been conflated with being one particular type of person as opposed to being a failing that anyone can fall into. In only a few forms of racists being shown people come to the conclusion that, "Well I'm not one of THOSE people, so I'm not racist!" and it forms this cognitive dissonance where people will claim to champion anti-racist causes in one breath and then make a statement like above in another. In my experience at least, it's easier to find these kinds of people than genuine trolls
When the hell did I say every Japanese person was a lolicon? I'm only pointing out it isn't a far shot to say the country with the biggest lolicon industry in the world is intentionally making references to pander to the lolicon community.
"it makes it sound like you're saying every Japanese person is a lolicon" – except the part where they didn't fucking say that.
Japan is much more fine sexualizing children in popular media than the West is.
you're being disingenuous and your goalpost moving isn't working. every half a braincell that moves in anime circles knows what a crying emoji means. fuck off.
Just because they didn't say it, doesn't mean that's not how it sounded like.
Also, "every half a braincell that moves in anime circles knows what a crying emoji means." Do you think every single person who's been in anime/manga circles knows that the crying emoji has something to do with lolicon? Motherfucker, I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT until I saw this entry on trending, and even then, most people in the animanga circle are probably just as confused as the outsiders as to why the fuck is there a "controversy" over a fucking badge of one of the main characters crying comically, cuz, believe or not, not every anime/manga fan knows enough about lolicon shit to know that the crying emoji has something to do with a lolicon meme.
I hate lolicon but fucking Christ almighty you people are seeing shit where there is none.
Linkzor24
Apr 21, 2026 at 06:36AM EDT in reply to Sir Snakeboat
I'm confused, what part of that was racist? Japan is known for loli, that's all I'm saying.
ReverendBroom
Apr 21, 2026 at 07:18PM EDT in reply to Linkzor24
You cannot be this stupid and not see how very racist you're making yourself look, so imma go ahead and say it plainly for you to understand.
You said, and I quote, "Did you guys forget which country Capcom is from? Hello?" and that makes it sound like you are saying every Japanese person is a lolicon, which is a stereotyping of an entire ethnic group, which I can't believe I have to explain to you, IS VERY FUCKING RACIST.
God, you either are a troll, and I'm being a dumbass for falling for an obvious one, or you really are that much of a terminally online dumbass.
RoyalBlue
Apr 22, 2026 at 01:07PM EDT in reply to ReverendBroom
Something I've noticed over the past number of years is how there are people who will make an absolutely racist statement and be confused when people label them as such. I think it's because racism has been conflated with being one particular type of person as opposed to being a failing that anyone can fall into. In only a few forms of racists being shown people come to the conclusion that, "Well I'm not one of THOSE people, so I'm not racist!" and it forms this cognitive dissonance where people will claim to champion anti-racist causes in one breath and then make a statement like above in another. In my experience at least, it's easier to find these kinds of people than genuine trolls
Linkzor24
Apr 23, 2026 at 10:14AM EDT in reply to ReverendBroom
When the hell did I say every Japanese person was a lolicon? I'm only pointing out it isn't a far shot to say the country with the biggest lolicon industry in the world is intentionally making references to pander to the lolicon community.
Collaterale1
Apr 28, 2026 at 07:38AM EDT in reply to Linkzor24
And Italy is known for that one Family Guy clip of Peter trying to talk to an Italian and the UK is known for their poor teeth hygiene.
gamerbro
Apr 29, 2026 at 07:50PM EDT in reply to ReverendBroom
"it makes it sound like you're saying every Japanese person is a lolicon" – except the part where they didn't fucking say that.
Japan is much more fine sexualizing children in popular media than the West is.
you're being disingenuous and your goalpost moving isn't working. every half a braincell that moves in anime circles knows what a crying emoji means. fuck off.
ReverendBroom
Apr 30, 2026 at 07:34PM EDT in reply to gamerbro
Just because they didn't say it, doesn't mean that's not how it sounded like.
Also, "every half a braincell that moves in anime circles knows what a crying emoji means." Do you think every single person who's been in anime/manga circles knows that the crying emoji has something to do with lolicon? Motherfucker, I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT until I saw this entry on trending, and even then, most people in the animanga circle are probably just as confused as the outsiders as to why the fuck is there a "controversy" over a fucking badge of one of the main characters crying comically, cuz, believe or not, not every anime/manga fan knows enough about lolicon shit to know that the crying emoji has something to do with a lolicon meme.
I hate lolicon but fucking Christ almighty you people are seeing shit where there is none.
RoyalBlue
May 01, 2026 at 12:38PM EDT in reply to RoyalBlue
A more concise version of the above