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>>245549 (OP) 
It's just the whole "OC do not steal" crap from the 2000's all over again but with an AI twist on it.

>>245549 (OP) 
They started doing it after westerners got into anime. Basically in Japan they can legally sue you if it’s copyrighted, and if not most japs are respectful enough to not do it, so they usually didn’t care, but for non japs it’s different.
Basically gaijins are scum and homogenized societies are always better.

>>245550
Most japs don’t care about Ai, SMT artist is literally training Ai on his art, and he stated that he doesn’t feel threatened and is using it commercially.
When a jap artist spergs about ai they’re either westernized or subtly saying 
>stupid gaijin don’t save my art to use on ai

>>245557
muricans would practically disappear from anime if they just stopped producing shounen crap which isn't hard to happen since basically any of them are about to end in year or few besides like one piece which was supposed to end soon for like 20 years

>>245549 (OP) 
The Japanese are a slave race that worships intellectual property.

East Asians are so slow life history, that they can get ahead of the mutation build up and not go to the cycle, this don't become super liberal
I really wish I could see what the end result of the dysgenics of industrialization will do to them

>>245557
Yeah, it would definitely be a better idea to have extremely strict copyright laws and stigmatization around saving art. Definitely wouldn't end up hurting everyone in the long run.

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>>245650
>>245651
Kek.

someone should unironically go on 2channel and ask them

>>245662
why ask them? it's a waste of time and even then I'm still gonna use their shit as a wallpaper they should be grateful I am even using their art.

The Japs will take a dump on you and call you 割れ物 if you download media without paying for it. They have their own way of thinking about it and don't care what baka gaijin think. Of course they also download stuff, anime torrents are filled with Japanese IPs, but on the surface they take it seriously. It may sound absurd not to download stuff in the west but it's one of the reasons Japan has such a strong media and doujin industry. Maybe the west wouldn't be so vapid and depraved if it started buying media. It's hard to motivate people to pay for things when they live in a "multicultural" kleptocracy.

>>245717
if they cared about us paying for their work they should have made it easy  and actually have a working streaming service with captions that aren't shit
give us moonrunes and engrish on top of eachother

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https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/18410505
Mental illness and/or hyperinflated ego on display.
>I'm SUING you if you repost my animu drawing and don't pay me 100 gorillion yen for compensation
Holy srsbzns.

>>245557
>They started doing it after westerners got into anime.
so like for 20 years now? Why op making it sound like it's recent

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>>246204
>Why op making it sound like it's recent
That was not my intention, but I only recently started noticing that because I only recently started browsing Pixiv more actively; I was a booru peasant for all my life until now.

>>246207
yeah I can relate. About all boorus are banned in my country, however the original source artsy websites (like inkbunnies or pixivs) often have overlooked CDNs that aren't banned, therefore I can get full speeds on actual images when I scrape them without needing to proxy it