/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16473198
Thank you for your 5 words greentext template post that is contribution a lot to the conversation.

>>16473284
>if you are just not a native speaker there will always be things you won't be able to grasp
And? Does that invalidate the fact that someone who is fluent in Japanese and thus has a much wider understanding of the language as opposed to an EOP? Just because he is not 100% native tier, what we explained is now invalid? Why so black & white?

Oh but you just wanted to talk about yourself, right? It annoyed you that someone talk about a topic your great person wasn't included in. Got it. In the same vein, your whole post is one big turd. So before turd anon continues on with his goalpost moving and wastes my and everyone else's time...

... I think I explained enough my view on the initial topic at hand which was that "secondaries do exist from a certain perspective", I'll end this on a positive note (perhaps not deserved by some of the "secondaries" who just popped up, but after all I should show the good example) by saying that everyone posting in this thread shares the same love and passion and that is ultimately all that should matters. We can't change people (I'm including everyone and myself here), no matter how annoyed we may feel towards someone else holding different views, taste, knowledge and opinions there's strictly nothing we can do to change it and even less by being aggressive. As turd anon said it's been a long time now that 4chan has been declining, or changing that is if I were to speak from a neutral standpoint. We can't roll the clock back so we might as well do the best with what we have right now, whether we consider ourselves purists or casuals - because after all, there's nothing wrong with being casuals, it's just a hobby, you do whatever the fuck you want with your life.

>>15972029
Is it any good?