/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I think /jp/ stays on a more or less constant of mid 20s, probably younger now. The older users largely left or killed themselves.

>>19053732
Still shitposting teenbros as always, from the looks of it.

i'm still here. almost a wizard now. /jp/ isnt as good as it used to be but I have nowhere else to post.

I'm pushing 30.

21 here

>>19053732
I think I’m the youngest here...

27

24

>>19053732
Pre-2012 /jp/ is an entirely different board to /jp/.

>>19053732
is this some sort of survery for your datamining program?

>>19053732
26, 27 soon.
I've been here on and off since 2010. Thanks for introducing me (through /tg/) to touhou music.

>>19053919
I’ve seen the past and yearn to recreate it. I may have missed it, but someday, we will return to that state

>>19053811

36 here

Alot of that is true. Many /jp/sies killed themselves. I still miss WTH. His posts always brought a smile to my face.

57 here

19, but I've been here a long time (before I was technically allowed to be)

At least I got a massive headstart on learning japanese because of that.

>>19053969
Me too. Sad how long has it been since these things passed. I have graying hair now.

>>19053992
Same here....except for the Japanese part. I never bothered besides a few kanjis

>>19053732
43 here. I want to die.

28 here.

With all of these posts, I still feel kinda young...though I do have a few grey hairs now.

I'm 24 almost 25

>>19054521
Been here since pre-split /a/ when I was 14, now I'm 27.

Many former /jp/sies I know have moved on with their lives or have evolved to the point where /jp/ is too pleb. (i.e. living in japan, speaking nip, and creating content professionally/participating in originating culture)

>>19054035
I started when I was about 14 or 15 because someone on /jp/ made fun of me for being an EOP, and I did the only reasonable thing and studied non-stop since then.

Now I know it very well and that guy has probably killed himself. Who's laughing now?

I'm 27. Fuck.

Recently turned 22

>>19053920
No. I was motivated to make this thread after finding an old blog belonging to a former member of gg fansubs and reading his farewell post:
https://mod16.org/hurfdurf/
Here are the specific quotes that got me thinking:
>it may or may not be surprising that anime fans are really, really bad at moving on. Granted, I’ve seen the same phenomenon in other pop culture as well, but anime fans are particularly persistent. Basically, the actual point of this blog post (which I’m actually starting to get to now) is the question of why people have such a hard time letting go of the hobbies and the stories of their youth.
>What puzzles me is why so many people choose to stay with the stories of their youth. Hollywood films based on comic books are seemingly very popular. People who once played World of Warcraft are coming back to it. Which Saturday morning cartoons you watched as a kid is apparently still very important to many people. People who got into anime at about the same time as I did (or in many cases many years earlier) are still watching and writing about it, even though in some cases (see: Colony Drop) mostly limited to complaining about how things were just better in the Good Old Days. People cosplay their favorite teen culture franchise as grownups. Why cling so desperately to these teenage years? Is it just nostalgia, or have I missed an important part of the zeitgeist? Is it that the social networks you establish around your hobbies now are stronger than they once were?

Most of the posts in this thread confirm this observation, and my nagging fear that a lot of longtime /jp/sies found the board in their formative adolescence and stay here because of the resulting deep attachments that they carry into their adult life.

>>19054609
>>19054633
It's interesting: I spend so much time here that I never bother learning *kana* let alone kanji or grammar, I watch one anime episode a week or so and never contribute creatively. Leaving /jp/ is the rational choice for me to make but I'm afraid of losing what has become the keystone of my personal identity. Being a worthless shitposter is safer than trying to construct something new at my age from scratch.
>Who's laughing now?
He's getting ghost paizuri in gensokyo and you have to witness the slow decline of your favourite franchises.

29 here, been funposting since 2009.
what has changed?
now I just save touhou images for porn instead of artistic appeal.

>>19054633
I started in 2014 because of 2hu, but overtime I grew to like this place, and duo up the old stuff and memes. Stuff like Bawson and birb gave me at least some laughs, and when elona came, I made sure to look into the threads. Even though I still haven’t gotten a 1CC yet, I’ve been trying to get that done for a while on IN normal

32 year-old normie reporting in.

>>19053969
>I still miss WTH. His posts always brought a smile to my face.
On a positive note before the jan-man bans me and kills this thread, WTH's playful banter will forever be memorialized in the world's funniest ransomware:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35mNhYY3O3k
>>19053956
Doubtful. Pre-2013 /jp/ was a product of the physical capabilities of the internet at the time, 4chan's relative unpopularity, and the nature of internet culture up until 2013/4.
Social media has a lot to do with it, I think. Internet subcultures were a lot more self-contained back then. Now trends, content and controversies popular on social media permeate all other communities on the internet.

>>19054744
>It's interesting: I spend so much time here that I never bother learning *kana* let alone kanji or grammar, I watch one anime episode a week or so and never contribute creatively. Leaving /jp/ is the rational choice for me to make but I'm afraid of losing what has become the keystone of my personal identity. Being a worthless shitposter is safer than trying to construct something new at my age from scratch.
Get out as soon as you can if you're not going to invest. Learning Japanese isn't hard (taking into account how long you've been here), and it makes a world of difference if most of your free time is spent around Japanese media/culture.

You really don't realize how many things you're ignorant of just because you're limited to what has been translated into English on the whim of some guy vs seeing the raw output with no limits on how niche or small something is.

For example, I'm guessing most of /jp/ thinks Comiket, Reitaisai, and maybe wonfes are the only markets or something because that's what 99% of /jp/ discusses. But there are other things like comic1, sunshine creation, or even Futaba Gakuensai, etc...

Did you ever get curious and read into the history of PC-98 through 2hu and discover a library of forgotten eroge to play through? Or Japanese-only memes that only sometimes leak into /jp/ via a dying platform like NND?

>>19053956
>I’ve seen the past and yearn to recreate it.
No you haven't, newfriend. Those cherry picked images don't paint an accurate image.
>we will return to that state
There is no we and there is no return. Water flows downstream.

27. 4chan shaped the last 8 years of my life.

>>19054897
I used to follow that stuff closely, then I realized if you're not actually going there's no point. I don't have the money to make trips for anything other than Comiket and would be fired within the first week if I tried to work in Japan.

26 here. 27 in July. It's become ritualized for me to come home after dealing with the stresses of the world around me and come here to this place with a few beers night after night. Have not missed a night in 4 years. jp is just a safe retreat for me. Feels so comfortable.

>>19054978
/jp/ is a massive waste of time, I don't really live on this board much anymore either.

I've a filthy crossboarder that probably spends more time on /fit/, than /jp/ nowadays. I spend my free time cooking (not /ck/, though), working out, taking photos, hiking, etc...when I'm not doing something anime/manga/vn related. I usually only post on /jp/ during commutes or when I travel.

>>19055056
That's good for you, anon.

>>19054868
Sadly, you are right. A state of the Internet back then with the social media now is almost impossible. I doubt 4chan will exist in a decade from now, but I will cherish the olden days. It really was our Wild West

>>19054912
That too, is correct....

I've been a wizard for 6 years now. At least there's a few people in this thread around my age so I don't feel too lonely.

31 here..

>>19055086
On a tangent, the topic of writing a history of /jp/ is something I've seen pop up recently from time to time.

I think it's something that should be written: our archives depend on the efforts of volunteers to keep them available, and the financial health of 4chan is slowly declining as always. I could easily see most of the knowledge and written records required to write a comprehensive history of /jp/ disappearing within a couple of years. But more than that, if we don't write our own history we will end up having it written for us, either by normalfags, outsiders or political-types (either of the /v/ or FYAD varieties).

I wonder if anyone here would be interested in reading it? And if so, what would they expect the history to cover? I'd be very interested in writing it myself, since I'm newly NEET and have the time to write it before I'm forced out onto the streets.

You guys keep says pre-2013, and 2012, but I know you really mean pre-2011, right? this isn't just another "spammers crying that no one will put up with their spam anymore" thread, right?

Enough.

/jp/ is still comfy, chill guys

32 but I only fully accepted that I was a weeb when I was like 28

24, started browsing here when I was 16. Odds are I'm going to be stuck here until either I or /jp/ grow out of Touhou

>>19054897
>Get out as soon as you can if you're not going to invest.
To be honest, I think getting out of here would be a good idea either way. The image board format isn't an efficient medium for doing anything other than wasting time. I managed to temporarily quit /jp/ for a month a while back and cleared a good chunk of my anime backlog during that time.
>>19055212
I think everyone here can agree that 2013 was the nadir of /jp/ board quality do to cuteposting, but the board was still tolerable well into 2011 and much of 2012. Things only started their terminal decline when the /v/ monoculture began assimilating all of the other boards in 2014 via all the autists that GG attracted.

Anyway, everyone should go fap to coke-buta.

i am around the age most of you guys started browsing 4chan

I'll be 23 in a few weeks. I came here after realizing tohnochan was godawful. This is a comfy board.

I'm 30. Don't really understand why/how somebody would 'grow out' of things they're into during their 20s. I doubt very much I'll ever stop being into anime or otaku stuff. Why would I stop?

>>19055303
I've wondered the same thing at times. Am I supposed to suddenly think on one of my birthdays "Ah shit I'm too old for this now"?

>>19055284
12?

23yo neet who is still holding onto my dream of living in a house that I built, and running my own woodworking business in rural japan. I really need to get off my ass and get my shit together.

19 but have been lurking since 12.

>>19055361
This is probably my own prejudices speaking, but I suspect when people 'grow out' of a hobby or a like, they never really liked it in the first place, but only engaged with it because it was popular or exciting or new, and when they grow older and gain the experience to self-analyze they drift away from the thing. I didn't get into anime until I was about 19.

18
>>19055393
>but have been lurking since 12.
same

>>19053732
Nineteen. I have only been browsing this place for about two and a half years, though I find myself visiting less frequently nowadays. Even in such a miniscule timeframe, I can't help but think the overall atmosphere feels different than when I first came here.

>>19055064
Do you do those things alone or with others? I've found that I can't particularly enjoy doing anything outdoors by myself, though that may just be because I never gave solitary outdoor activities an honest shot.

>>19055303
>>19055361
I may be too young to comment on this, but I believe >>19055397 has a good explanation. I have found that I drop hobbies I either have never been particularly passionate about or burned myself out on. However, in cases of the latter, I often revisit them years in the future.
Think I may be going through this with Touhou now, comparing how seemingly uninterested in it I currently am to how invested I was in 2015. Perhaps that's why I've been spending less time here as of late; while other topics have piqued my interest, I primarily stuck around here for Touhou.

>>19053732
12

>>19053732
38 and lurking here since the very begining.
Right now I have 125 threads hidden. I don't know why I still keep coming...

>>19055509
>Do you do those things alone or with others?
I do all of them alone usually, but I might go hiking/taking pictures with other people. I'll usually do weeab shit with other people, too.

Just blast weeab music while you're doing all of it.

For example, listening to 2hu music while taking aesthetic pictures of sakura all alone is a great feeling. I took pic related while listening to 2hu music like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOw5aJlqogU

>>19053732
28 years old. Just visited the last 3 years. Mostly was on WG, G, and V.

>>19055262
>the board was still tolerable well into 2011 and much of 2012
You mean "completely unusable for anything due to shitposting"

30 and mostly shitposting for 8 years, I miss sudoposting and wtH, maze was funny too ;_;

>>19054897
>Or Japanese-only memes that only sometimes leak into /jp/ via a dying platform like NND?
This often extended into other platforms. Remember the gachi memes in Nico circa 2009? Around 2015 Twitch faggots picked it up for themselves.
>>19055179
You'd have a lot to record and register, such as posting styles, memes of the month, etc
>>19055262
2011 was one of the worst years site wide
/v/ completely imploded and was fun despite throwing everything to shit, and that spread to other boards too
Then again, there were always designated cancer years that keep escalating. 2006, 2009/11, 2014, 2016-18
Basically which flavour of shit you like the most

>>19053732
I'm 18

>>19054744
>like things as a teenager
>still like them when not a teenager
>why do you still like things that you liked before?
It's a tough question.

>>19056854
Read the blog post closer. He's pointing out the tendency of anime fans to camp out in their one interest and refuse to venture out into the wider world, explore new things and grow as a person.

>>19055262
>but the board was still tolerable well into 2011 and much of 2012
repeating the same shitposts over and over and over again and having to wade through tripfags crying about how much their life sucks and the same stock standard template threads crossbred from /v/ or /a/ doesn't make for a usable board

>>19055397
I've drifted away from pretty much every single hobby I ever got into. On average they last 2 or 3 years. I keep hoping that one day I will finally find something I'm geniunely interested in.

>>19057750
You're mashing a lot of good content that was produced here at that time with the trip autism. And hey, some of that drama itself was entertaining honestly. You'll never see a troll these days put genuine effort into writing funny shitposts like the original niggy did.

>>19057878
Someone taking a shit in your lunchbox may be funny from an observer's perspective but if you still think it's funny after the third day you're a masochist.

>>19057898
I honestly can't deny this.

>>19056839
>twitchfags forever tainted gachi

At least they won’t grab inmu/cookie. That stuff is too good for them

Saved this a while back.
I just found it while sorting through images. Even though it isn't "related" to the overall discussion, I thought it should be posted even just once for future discussions, if brought up at all.
Use it as you will.

>>19055303
>>19055361

One's brain hasn't fully developed until they're about 25. Also like all thing in life, too much of a good thing ends up being bad for you. You get bored of the same thing everyday. Your tastes ideally evolve and change over time as you get older and you want to experience new and different things.

I speak from personal experience but actually not about otaku culture. Prior to this I was a metalfag and would go to punk shows every weekend and dress like a walking stereotype and be that culture from about 12 years old to about 25.

Most of the old anons left, that's why this place has turned into a SJW hellhole.

Lurking here since almost the birth of /jp/. In the old days not having been a touhou poster on /v/ or /tg/ was enough to be ostracized. How the times have changed.

On a side note this thread makes me want to pay a 15 yo jap schoolgirl to have raunchy sex without condoms and including spit swap. That aspect of /jp/ lives on I guess.

>>19054807
Same.
Sad, isn't it?

>>19055397
A lot of these people also associate being into otaku related hobbies with their teens, which is why it's "unacceptable" as an adult. So they give it up, because they were never into the hobby for the hobby but the community offered by it (/a/, for example, or those ironic weeb pages you get on facebook). Their old hobby isn't compatible with the new community they aspire to join, so they "grow out of it".
I still watch a lot of anime when I can, for example, because I like it, and I largely do so alone and never discuss it anywhere because I personally don't like the anime community. I used to visit these places when I was just getting into it 5 years ago when I was 16, but I realised the communities were too toxic. They're too concerned with "taste", with appearing "patrician" to actually enjoy the anime, or too concerned with what memes or fun they can have with other people.

>>19058210
It’s what makes elitism bad. If you watch sports, you watch it for fun and if your team is a champion, then that’s the best. If it isn’t, you begin to cherish them. Same goes for music, anime, and so much other stuff. Who cares if it’s the best or worst sometimes, when you can just enjoy something for what it is. I still listen to dubstep even if it isn’t the best thing, but that’s because I enjoy it

>>19058218

>I still listen to dubstep even if it isn’t the best thing, but that’s because I enjoy it

Everything you said has been instantly discarded as the words of a plebean of the worst ascendancy. Probably a mongrel of a german and a pict. Disgusting.

This thread has made me think: how realistic is it to expect a japanese schoolgirl to sell herself to a gaijin ? I bet their english is way too shitty for that and speaking french or any other civilized language is even less likely.

>>19058262
Just learn Japanese for a couple of years. A Japanese school knows jack shit about English.

They love gaijin dick, so you should have no problem unless you are an obese subhuman or have severe facial deformities.

This thread was already off-topic to begin with, if you were planning on deliberately tanking it then good job but otherwise please stop derailing it into rule 1 violations that the staff couldn't ignore even if they wanted to.

>>19058249
My point exactly

>>19058319
why is /jp/ sfw when nobody has a job?

21 year old newfag, been lurking for 1 year. I regret nothing more than abstaining from escapism during my adolescence and desperately trying to fit, before I haven't realized that being a normalfag is mostly innate.
I doubt I will ever be able to enjoy 2D the way I could have when I was younger, so I have to resort to substituting my despair for your nostalgia.

>>19058307

Actually pretty handsome after living as an hikkikomori mystical hermit for 5 month and losing 20kg while doing sport. My dream of having paid sex with a slutty japanese schoolgirl is actually a possibility if I learn some Moon ?

>>19058413

Yeah no, escapism when you are young makes you super fucked up in the long run. Being a dysphoric abandonic love depressed mess until you are 19 isn't good. I can't fathom how I went from a skinny fat nerd to a super alpha in a few years. Maybe my escapism has escalated into such a gigantic misanthropy on top of innate good talking skills that everyone thinks I'm awesome or something. I don't quite get it, apparently treating everyone equally with respectful scorn is a sure solution to make everyone like you.

>>19053732
I'm 28 and while there are large parts of this site I dislike, it's still one of the easiest places to just bullshit about Japanese stuff that also moves at a good pace.
I'm pretty much a normal person in every sense except for the fact that I struggle to talk to new people. It feels hard to do as an adult, and I also live in the suburbs which doesn't help much since everyone is only ever in a hurry to get in their car and go wherever. So posting here is at least a chance to guiltlessly say hi or talk about shit that I couldn't talk about outside, like idols or whatever.

>>19058553
>talk about shit that I couldn't talk about outside, like idols
>idols
god I want to punch you so hard right now




























































you're cool though

>>19058553
Sometimes I've considered picking up a super-normalfag interest like hockey or shooting guns just so I can be able to talk to someone for more than two minutes without running out of things to talk about.

>>19054521
Same

>>19053732
Who's is this Semenriddler?

>>19058982
Never mind, I'm blind.

>>19058887
I keep to my own thread!
>>19058902
Hockey is cool but if you're just doing it for office talk I wouldn't bother. Also unless you like going out to bars for games you'll just end up watching them yourself. Well you'll probably do that at a bar anyway. Now playing sports is a whole other thing. That'd be interesting if you could find a local group to play with.

>>19059049
It shouldn't be too hard to fake a passing interest in any game, really. Hockey just happens to be king where I live and I figure it'll help with pretending to not be a spastic autist.

>>19057732
Read the comments closer, He literally can’t understand people still liking things that they liked when they were younger or feeling nostalgia for their youth.

1000 here.

>>19053732

I was here since around late 2006 but didn't really get into /jp/ until around 2011ish. In my young and teen years I was an obnoxious prick who constantly virtue signaled about how much I hated anime and anything that comes from Japan and how much of a le epic "alpha" I was. It was only when I met some friends who happened to be into that shit that I started to simmer down, than I decided to give some of that stuff a fair shot and found there was a lot to like in some of these hobbies.

Nowadays I mostly use /jp/ because the majority of the rest of the site is pretty much unusable and full of tools that remind me of my insufferable youth personality that fills me with anger whenever I think of it.

>>19059681
Are you literally paedo anon from the gay thread?

>>19059853
what?

>>19059681
I think he's just jaded that he spent so much time translating and subbing instead of investing his time in friendships, maybe he tried to show the anime that he subbed in an attempt to make some friends but people laughed at the content, then he felt everything was pointless in his life? Who knows, but I get this gut feeling that he hides some sad stories under the sleeve.

Like some anons here said, some people like to jump from hobby to hobby, that's comprehensible but there's no need to completely ditch your older hobby, you still can commit to it even if in small doses.
He says some things like "you need to explore more besides the small corners of the world" or "fiction can be fun but it's ultimately pointless", but to me this only seems like he's trying to cope with something, that's why the concept of "hobby" exists, some people just feels more afinity to some things than others, there's no need to be a jack-of-all-trades and explore every little thing out there, being too much in a comfort zone can probably be unhealthy but having a comfort zone is far from a sin, like I said before you still can branch out without ditching older interests, there's no rule about "you can only commit to one thing" in life.

Change can be good in some aspects, but you don't need to force change in everything about life, some things are meant to happen naturally, however if this change did happen to you, trying to convince everyone else of your "truths" is incorrect and inaccurate, your reasons to change may be applicable to your but it isn't to everyone else, each case is a case.

>>19059681
Regardless, how does that invalidate the tendency I pointed to in the post you quoted? Liking things from your youth is different from refusing to expand your interests and experience new things.

>>19059962
He subbed for gg which, even during it's golden years was riddled with stupid drama and attention-whoring.

>>19059962
I don't disagree with you, but he's ultimately right in his diagnosis of the growing tendency for fans of most geek media franchises to put down roots in that one franchise or hobby and have zero interest in experiencing anything else. This even extends to other geek hobbies.

I was here when it was still called japan/general.

>>19054868
what was so special about pre-2013 /jp/

turned 20 recently, i came here around the time HM was announced and was looking for more information since shrinemaiden.org was slow
i wonder what early /jp/ was like, everyone makes it seem like it was perfect then
/jp/ now to me is just generals (i dont mind the daily japanese threads being here but monster girls should be on /c/ or /h/ imo) and waifu threads
its pretty dull

>>19060083

Even shitposting had redeemable /jp/ quality.

>>19060211
>i wonder what early /jp/ was like, everyone makes it seem like it was perfect then
it wasn't. it was just what the internet was like when they were teens with free time to spare so they're nostalgic for it.

>>19060211

It litterally was half /jp/ kuso thread made of "What are sanae's 10 desires ?" but they all degenerated in great image dumps and the other half was touhou game or lore discussion with the occasional meta thread who was, believe it or not, generally good.

>>19060211
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>>19060267
The best thing was that internet culture on the whole had way lower stakes. No one was fighting for "control" of a board the way /pol/ or tumblr does nowadays. Individual communities didn't do much beyond the occasional raid.
This gave /jp/ shitposting the opportunity to follow world4chan rules of shitposting where you take one insignificant point and follow it to its ridiculous conclusion, often as a parody of prevailing mainstream internet culture. Since late 2012 /v/ style shitposting was dominant, where you just post the same thing over and over to annoy others. No creativity.

>>19053969
I don't
He said my favorite touhou was the worst.

That's a bridge too far for me

>>19060356
Well, if your favourite touhou is sakuya then he was right.

Well, reminisce about the old days all you want but it's over now. There's nothing left. It's 2018 and the normals have everything now.

>>19053732
24

>>19060377
you are right.

>>19053732
How long are you gonna be nostalgic about those times, idiot?

>>19057938
>At least they won’t grab inmu
Boy do I have news for you.

26 year old here.

Used to browse /jp/ religiously back in 2011, until GG happens and I become a full blown /pol/ack.

Still a virgin though, but I find /jp/'s apathetic attitude disgusting, no man will let the SJWs trample upon things they love.

>>19061409
>but I find /jp/'s apathetic attitude disgusting
What part of "take it easy" don't you get crossboarder-kun

>>19061440
You cannot take it easy when your enemies do not take it easy.

This was evidence even in the games, where take is easy is enforced through violence, not mere words.

>>19061391
>they took inmu

Nothing’s safe man

>>19061409
>no man will let the SJWs trample upon things they love
The irony of those words is simply astouding. Begone.

>>19061451
I'm sorry you had to find out this way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6TPyTqu6Yw&t=57m
Luckily it seems all it gets is the occasional "lol that's weird xD"

>>19061472
No, you begone.

I will not tolerate SJWs and its ilks on this board.

>>19061409
What SJW's?
They don't give a shit.

>>19061501
Is that why they constantly campaign for censorship of anime, video games and even goddamn eroge?

They do give a shit, just that you lack the balls to fight them.

>>19061517
>censorship of /a/, /v/, and even goddamn /vg/?
It's someone's problem, but it ain't mine.

>>19061541
Those are all elements of /jp/ though.

I mean even doujin get taken down due to DCMA nowadays.

>>19061517
Japan literally doesn't give a shit about what filthy gaijin think of them.

>>19061554
They do, example: Rapelay and the upcoming Olympics.

>>19061517
None of this matters unless you're a casual EOP peasant shitter such as yourself who actually participates in the localization market and buys his eroge on platforms like Steam. Go take your dumb internet crusade back to /v/.

>>19061557
Olympic games are now SJWs job ?

>>19061561
It doesn't matter because you think Japan has a magic barrier that protects itself against this shit.

No, it doesn't. SJWs are constantly evolving and now they have the UN backing them.

It's literally only a matter of time before the oldguards in Japan die and Japan crumble under the adolescent pressure from the West.

>>19061576
I'm not interested in your dumb slippery slope shit. Argue about phenomena that exist, not phenomena you think probably exist or expect will exist sometime in the future based on your political projections.

>>19061517
>just that you lack the balls to fight them.
"I have a very specific set of skills. I can post, post, post, post, post, send you prank pizzas and post."

>>19061409
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>>19061517
>>19061546
>>19061557
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>>19061490
Damnit...
I enjoy vine sauce though, but that just sucks. And they probably don’t get the humor anyway because it isn’t screaming

>>19061501
Because now the /jp/sies themselves are the SJWs. It's fucking digusting.

>>19061585
Slippery slope is real.

>>19061678
It must be really tragic for you that /jp/ stayed the same while you went off and became an activist piece of shit who runs around moralizing where he's not wanted.

>>19061664
If you direct an ounce of that violence against the SJWs, the jews and the communists.

>>19061690
I would stop fighting when the SJWs stop breathing.

This battle has been going on pre-2012.

>>19061576
What do you think about the fact that evangelical Christians were the ones who nearly got anime-style eroge pulled from Steam, instead of your imaginary SJW menace?

Maybe you should fuck off, crossboarder.

Man, seeing /pol/ack RPing as oldfag is always a sight to see.

>>19061699
The fact that you've been an unwanted activist piece of shit since 2012 (why that cutoff?) doesn't make you any better. You should have fucked off to /r9k/ when athens did and never come back.

>>19061703
Ideally all eroge would be banned from Steam.

Literally nothing good has come from it other than a million Nekopara shitters and ironic weeaboos showing off to their friends.

>>19061699
Then you should kill yourself out of /jp/ because you are the SJW. It would be a great start.


Let stay on topic please.

>>19061703
/pol/ and /v/ expose them, these are not right wingers, they are democrats and SJWs.
>>19061709
I'm an actual oldfag though.
>>19061720
2012 was the cut-off because moot started cucking full force in that year and resigned soon after when he cannot take the heat anymore.

And nope, never browse /r9k/.

And your desire to censor shit on Steam itself proves slippery slope is real.

>>19061737
Yes, I'm a SJW for fighting for freedom of speech, for culture against the unwashed communist horde and blue haired trannies.

And this IS the topic.

Some /jp/sies turn strong, some /jp/sies remain weak and pathetic.

This thread is now one hundred percent kuso

>>19061738
>And your desire to censor shit on Steam itself proves slippery slope is real.
If you side with Steamshitters over the much safer method of letting Japan keep to itself you're not actually dedicated to the hobby and are only using it as a political wedge issue. Remember when /jp/ was against the corporatization of eroge translation? No? Right, because you're a LARPing faggot.

>>19061756
You ask how some /jp/sie feel, now you got it, buttboi.

>>19061762
Except your solution does not let to Japan keeping to itself, your solution is intentionally isolating Japan against their will and hoping that it will turn out for the best, when even the core of Japan society is being attacked by the gays, the homos and the communists.

We must take a stand.

And I'm still against dovac and his legion of drooling retards, this does not mean I approve of even more censorship.

>>19061767
I never asked for this, but fuck off with this /pol/ shit

>>19061748
You're a shit eater who's too autistic to realize that the only thing you've achieved here by talking about what an ubermemsch you are is convince everyone that you're an out-of-place five-alarm faggot, like a lost blue-haired SJW trying to change /pol/ by trying to shame people for being racist.

Take a fatter shit on /jp/ culture, maybe that'll get you the converts you're seeking.

>>19061792
This is not /pol/ bullshit, right now the SJWs are mobilizing on Steam, on twitter, on tumblr and even on this place, when you hold up your ears and sing lalalala it doesn't matter.

Wake up.

>>19061798
To be honest, I still identify myself with a /jp/sie at heart, that fun loving /jp/sie that shittalk everyone, who desire a rural lifestyle of freedom and tranquility.

But the apathetic side of /jp/sie, especially on the face of surrounding enemies, is not something to celebrate, and it's not evidence in /jp/ heroes.

>>19061800
>This is not /pol/ bullshit
and i'm emperor akihito posting live from the imperial palace in tokyo

>>19061800
For Christ's sake how old are you? You claim to be an oldfag yet you can't even use the simple sage function when shitting up other people's threads?

>>19061814
Did say I'm 26.

And sage is not a downvote, it's meant for not important post, my post is important so there's no point in saging it.

It's completely on topic.

epic bait in epic thread

>it's not evidence in /jp/ heroes
imagine being this much of a complete faggot

>>19061820
How delusional. I'm currently faxing a janny. Don't let the door hit you on your way out, kiddo.

>>19061834
the janny is more likely to burn down the thread than actually do what you want

granted it's a pretty shit thread

>>19061832
Touhou heroes aren't apathetic shitstains....

>>19061840
Not when you're as old a faggot as me. Be careful whose board you're threading on filthy Lunarian scum.

>>19061848
evidence for the theory continues to accrue at an alarming rate

>>19053992
Same actually

>>19061690
The fuck are you talking about? I'm not a SJW, I'm saying that most of the users are now disgusting fucking SJWs. They are a majority now and I hate it.

crossie-kun shitposted too hard and now touhou is communist. I hope your happy.

He could have just taken it easy.

Ah well, this thread was dead anyway

Stopped counting. Early 40s.

>>19061926
>The fuck are you talking about?
I'm confident that if you apply yourself you'll be able to figure it out.

OP here.

I tried deleting the thread and got an error message saying that I can't delete threads this old. I'm sorry.

>>19061974
It's okay.

It was meta, but you meant no ill intent.

>>19061944
Literal commie propaganda.

>>19061992
Road less traveled and all that. I still enjoyed all of the early conversation and advice.