So far it seems to be a vocal minority.So I haven't been following this closely and I'm pretty out of the loop.
I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
So far it seems to be a vocal minority.So I haven't been following this closely and I'm pretty out of the loop.
I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
As someone who has been primarily been watching subbed, I don't think we're going to be affected at all.So I haven't been following this closely and I'm pretty out of the loop.
I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
By and far why I largely never bother to talk with "anime fans" on ANN and r/anime. It gives me a headache to see how far some of them bend backwards to defend Vic and dehumanize everyone else.There was also one post using Monica Rial's choice of hairstyle as an example of why she's "unprofessional." And another dude saying that blocking people on Twitter is unprofessional because it could be blocking fans.
The way the people supporting Vic talk about Monica is really chilling to me. It's like she isn't even a person. Funny how in these situations, the focus ends up being on a woman. And it pretty much always happens like this. Gee, I wonder why women don't want to come forward after being sexually harassed/insulted etc.
I've had friends who've been sexually assaulted in the past and that thread makes me feel sick just reading it. There's just no sense of empathy to be found.
By and far why I largely never bother to talk with "anime fans" on ANN and r/anime. It gives me a headache to see how far some of them bend backwards to defend Vic and dehumanize everyone else.
It's about this thread, where Vic pushed himself on a high school student in 1989 when he was 26:
I honestly doubt it'll even go before a jury after reading that petition. It's likely the defendants first move will be to petition the court for a dismissal since the claims are based in conspiracy theories with little to no evidence to back them up.y'all really think a company with a deeper warchest than one voice actor would settle?
hell nah
you get that creep in front of a jury he's losing the civil case, 100%
his lawyer is some random guy at some no name firm too. Funimation can afford to handle a whole different class of litigator
It's not. Most people don't know or care about this. The reason it became so big is because comicsgate/GG and blackface youtube lawyer jumped into it.So I haven't been following this closely and I'm pretty out of the loop.
I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
So I haven't been following this closely and I'm pretty out of the loop.
I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
Absolutely nothing lmao. Tbh most dragon ball fans don't even know the VA's names much less do they care about their personal lives.I just want to know how much damage is this doing to the Dragon Ball IP and Toei?
I posted this in the ANN thread (I don't know why I even tried to post there, what they allow to get by is way too frustrating
They were on the ball earlier in cleaning up victim blaming/conspiracy BS, but I dunno what's going on now.
Given the comments on another site, which circled around how they hope ANN is brought into the lawsuit and destroyed as well, I wouldn't be surprised if ANN was DDOSed for their moderation on the subject and had to allow more to happen to try to avoid being attacked in the future.My feeling from what I've vaguely seen of their forums is that the staff is seemingly in agreement on certain stuff being horrible, but they are bizarrely tolerant of people being allowed to post such things until they cross some line.
I still don't understand it. Even separate from this topic, people casually post pretty abhorrent/gross stuff on there and it's seemingly not actioned till they go way too far with it. I guess they delete posts so to be fair I assume there's worse stuff I missed whenever I do look at their forums (when something like this happens), but it's just baffling to me that they're let such things fester.
One of the theories I've seen posited is that Vic's team is doing this for the discovery, basically as a means to reveal and doxx his accusers via the courts.
My feeling from what I've vaguely seen of their forums is that the staff is seemingly in agreement on certain stuff being horrible, but they are bizarrely tolerant of people being allowed to post such things until they cross some line.
I still don't understand it. Even separate from this topic, people casually post pretty abhorrent/gross stuff on there and it's seemingly not actioned till they go way too far with it. I guess they delete posts so to be fair I assume there's worse stuff I missed whenever I do look at their forums (when something like this happens), but it's just baffling to me that they're let such things fester.
I think they'd actually have a case for keeping that info sealed due to the fact that Vic's lawyer appears on blackface lawyers livestreams to disseminate information to a group who likes to harass and threaten people.One of the theories I've seen posited is that Vic's team is doing this for the discovery, basically as a means to reveal and doxx his accusers via the courts.
I think Digital Homicide's lawsuit against Jim Sterling would be a more fitting comparison.We live in a hell-universe where Ken Penders won his lawsuit against Archie/Sega so I'm not gonna say Vic's definitely going to lose. But I doubt we'll hear much about any of this for about a year or so.
Lawyer subtweeted the article writer. This honestly seems like targeted harassment.
How is Elon garbage?
Lawyer subtweeted the article writer. This honestly seems like targeted harassment.
It's interesting timing on the avatar change, but could just be coincidental. Honestly, if he was a Vic see, he probably would have changed it to Broly.
has Toei even done anythingI looked on GameFAQs.... geez, they think Toei is pissed at FUNimation
Like I've posted in a page back or two, the only thing Toei ever forced funi to change was that scene from dragonball kai that featured dbz abridged cast. Otherwise I dont think they gave two shits what funi does.
So apparently the Vic stabs think that all Vic has to do is say he didn't do anything and suddenly the burden of proof will be on Monica et all. That doesn't really sound...right.
also, downloading roms is legal if you delete them within 24 hoursSo apparently the Vic stans think that all Vic has to do is say he didn't do anything and suddenly the burden of proof will be on Monica et all. That doesn't really sound...right.
So apparently the Vic stans think that all Vic has to do is say he didn't do anything and suddenly the burden of proof will be on Monica et all. That doesn't really sound...right.
Hmm well if you say so.also, downloading roms is legal if you delete them within 24 hours
right so this is where things get interesting and once again I'm not a lawyer but I did look into this: on the surface, for this type of lawsuit they are correct as they're being sued for defamation per se which is reserved for statements that are so damaging you don't need to explicitly prove innocence or damages. The example I was reading was when a man was accused by a woman of assault and battery along of false imprisonment where the statements were so incredibly damaging but there wasn't any real proof that these things happened and as a result, the guy won the case.So apparently the Vic stans think that all Vic has to do is say he didn't do anything and suddenly the burden of proof will be on Monica et all. That doesn't really sound...right.
And dont forget Texas is an At will state.. so they have that bonus too. Is it sad i wish there was a way for me to watch this court case and eat popcorn when he looses.What is he suing for exactly ?
He's an actor once his contract is up they don't have to renew it for any reason.
What is he suing for exactly ?
He's an actor once his contract is up they don't have to renew it for any reason.
Who can afford better lawyers? Hmmm...
Bang Zoom is apparently still working with him, but might fire him after this shit is done. Can't look good for anything he's done or is doing in any industry. His name will be permanently smeared, I'm not even sure the evangelist nutbags will take him when the dust settles and this is over.So, uh... this fuck is officially damaged goods in the eyes of any studios who might have been willing to forget his behavior throughout the years, particularly the circus he helped prop up in the last few months, right? Like, there's no way any of them are willing to tolerate or forgive/forget Vic's idiotic salvo against Funimation/Sony. He's done, right?
So the onus is on Vic's legal team to proven that Monica and Jamie lied purposefully to damage Vic's reputation? Sounds difficult to prove(especially since the accusations are probably true).right so this is where things get interesting and once again I'm not a lawyer but I did look into this: on the surface, for this type of lawsuit they are correct as they're being sued for defamation per se which is reserved for statements that are so damaging you don't need to explicitly prove innocence or damages. The example I was reading was when a man was accused by a woman of assault and battery along of false imprisonment where the statements were so incredibly damaging but there wasn't any real proof that these things happened and as a result, the guy won the case.
Now the thing is that it's a lot more complex than just walking into a court room and saying "I didn't do it" and walking out: the statement needs to
be proven that it was said knowingly as false and with intent to defame and on top of that Funimation has a full on investigation here meaning that whatever was found in that investigation is going to come out; and to top it all off there's already rumors of Funimation counter suing in the near future which would really make this a complex scenario.
I'm really gonna be sitting back and just watching at this point because I'm sort of unsure as to where this is gonna go, but I still think funimation's gonna win this.
So the onus is on Vic's legal team to proven that Monica and Jamie lied purposefully to damage Vic's reputation? Sounds difficult to prove(especially since the accusations are probably true).
people are actually defending beard's attack on the i09 writer to me jesus christ why
It's funny because I feel like Vic's apology letter completely fucks that whole thing up.So the onus is on Vic's legal team to proven that Monica and Jamie lied purposefully to damage Vic's reputation? Sounds difficult to prove(especially since the accusations are probably true).