TheCIAGlowsInTheDark
Remarkable Onion
Has it ever occurred to the Kiwis that they mirror what the Leftoids preach about capitalism?
"My life sucks, it has to be the fault of X. It is never my fault."
While there will always be things beyond the power of an individual, blaming everything wrong with your life on an outside party is so fucking gay and lame. You alone are responsible for your life choices and you have to take responsibility for the outcomes.
A big red flag to see someone is very insecure is when they blame capitalism (like with Leftoids) or blame the Jews (like with Rightoids) for everything that is wrong with the world when 8 to 9 times out of 10 when something bad happens to them it's usually their fault and not an outside force.
Jersh can't make bank because he's a terrible business partner and he's too stupid to branch out to potential business partners, nothing more.
This just shows me that Jersh is stuck in the past where it seems even his own chat is somewhat clowning on him.
This isn't the 2000's anymore where back in the day, you would've been made fun of for liking Japanese content and be mercilessly bullied for doing so. It's like video games. Before Doom and Mortal Kombat, video games were seen as lame kids stuff. But after Doom and Mortal Kombat, video games were seen as cool because the cool kids loved those games.
The same thing is happening with anime and manga and other content from Japan and the East because the cool kids gave it a chance and loved it, so anime and manga are no longer these niche forms of entertainment anymore and has become a multi-billion dollar industry and a global phenomena that has appeal to many around the world.
As for the overused joke about how weebs can't get women. I think a lot of weebs at this point have rationalized their preference for fictional female characters by adopting the Men Going Their Own Way' ideals by not seeking a relationship and not seeking marriage because feminism ruined male-female relationships (it simply wouldn't matter whether anime is present or not as many men in general around the world have given up on dating and marriage altogether; weebs preferring 2D women over 3D women is a symptom and not the cause of the male loneliness epidemic). I think there's a part of Jersh that knows while Andrew Tate is a terrible person, he's not wrong about why there is a male loliniess epedemic because of how the way things are. People used to make fun of Japan for their declining birth rate and their men choosing hobbies over relationships but this trend is also starting to be seen in the rest of the developed world.
As for Chibi Reviews. I see him as cringe but looking at everything so far, this seems to be a Johnny Depp-Amber Heard situation where it seems the Chibi's ex-girlfriend looks like the crazy one and and he looks like the victim based on everything I've read about this so far. I bring up Johnny Depp because if you remember that celebrity drama, at first ther Internet sided with Amber Heard and Johnny Depp was getting cancelled but then Johnny Depp showed the receipts and dropped bombshells that made people side with him and turn against Amber Heard. So I don't know why Jersh thinks Chibi Reviews is the aggressor and siding with a woman that's a bigger lolcow than Chibi is but I don't know how Jersh's mind works in regards to stuff like this.
It's clear to me Jersh and probably a good chunk of the Kiwis are still stuck in the 2000's and the old meme that is antagonistic towards the anime community has aged like milk under the Sun.
This old meme here describes how people back in the 2000's felt about Japanese entertainment and was often used to make fun of the anime community but I say it aged like milk because anime and manga is everywhere now and people consume that content like hotcakes.
If you told someone 20 years ago that Japan and the East in general would be replacing Hollywood as the default source of entertainment then you would be seen as crazy. Well here we are now and this ancient meme you see here before you is a relic of how people used to think back then.
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