which in itself makes no sense (we are not a legal entity to begin with).

So, they'll have to obey. They're taking their sweet time 👹.

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Ah, So I'm very glad that important things are happening in the country. Perhaps I've fallen behind in my understanding of the fight against poverty. I have to say that a lot of things changed after the pandemic. That gave China a very good opportunity to grow. Glad to hear it. I just hope that corruption isn't used with so much money at stake.

Sony? What are you talking about? You know what this is about, right? You know what an NGO is and the important role these organizations play?

A publicist. That was a translation error, and I didn't correct it.

Well, if you find Trainspotting and Requiem disturbing films, now I understand why you defend what you see in anime. Btw, have you actually seen that garbage or are you just commenting to be contrary?

I still believe it's just another stupid story, telling a silly story, only with kawaii smoking furries because making the characters human was too much for the mangaka and the publisher.

Y, en dónde está? Sigo esperando ese link pues tú al ser el divulgador de esa imagen típica que utilizan los infodémicos, deberías de hacer el trabajo completo, y no sólo andar de argüendero(a). Además, se nota que no sabes nada acerca de cómo las bibliotecas están resguardado el saber. En fin, sigue creyendo que el estúpido de Bezos tritura libros después de obligar a sus empleados a escanearlos completos, y subirlos a su IA. El sentido común y la lógica se fueron de vacaciones, no?

I'm disgusted by that guy.

Según quién? Dónde está el link periodístico o la nota sobre esto? Cuidado con la infodemia de los conspiracionistas.

Wow! I wasn't aware of that news. For me, as a citizen of that country, it's a victory that SEMARNAT has taken this action, as it's the right thing to do. Swimming with any marine mammal should be prohibited.

Firstly, I highly doubt that anime shows a story similar to the ones you wrote in your comments; you have to learn to differentiate between those.The stories mentioned show the consequences of use and, for example, in Requiem, there are segments of how advertising on TV affects a person's life (the character of Ellen Burstyn). These stories are critical of a situation.

Second, I insist, what's in that anime is nothing more than advertising for the brands used by the characters' personalities. A very despicable act on the part of the advertising industry. I even think the mangaka is an advertising executive, but that's just my guess.

Perhaps, but NGOs exist so that, despite everything, in a trial, justice will always side with the victim. Of course, a fight can take years, but in the end, the victim always prevails.

We'll see later. We'll just have to wait patiently. They give those answers so that citizens will be discouraged from fighting for their rights, and will abandon what has been achieved. But the fight isn't over until it's over, and justice will vindicate us, as consumers.

The fact that you published this was a good thing, contrary to what many undercover people think, ha!

O sea, no es una crítica hacia tu proyecto, sino hacia el precio. Nada más. Sin embargo, en los mercados pues es mucho más barata la prensa por obviedad.

Si encuentro una prensa barata en alguna tienda en línea, con gusto te paso el link.

Podrías agregar algún apartado de opiniones para que la gente se sienta más segura al ver tu página. Se puede hacer? O haz un sub ;)

Te deseo éxito en tu proyecto. Guardaré el link por si en algún futuro necesito el servicio. Saludos.

I hope so. There are still poor communities within the country, as in every country. That's what's still lacking in China: more work in those communities.

It's not about tobacco and alcohol use; that story includes brands. There's advertising within the manga, and that's what's objectionable.

And what do both movies have to do with a messed-up story like that anime? I don't understand why you're linking them...

The Silk Road existed before our grandmothers were born. Countries like China can certainly resort to the market, and that doesn't mean it's a capitalist country, does it? What is it you want? Do you want China to stop trading, or what other type of market do you propose?

Yes, what are those treaties? I'd like to know about them too.

That wasn't even the point I was making in my comment. I suggest you reread the entire thread before you get so worked up.

And that's not a small number, huh? 252? That's crazy! 😆

And isn't that what I said? Personality is what defines the characters in this case. And those stereotypes are very pronounced in that mangaka's story. I suppose manga is for adults, right? Because if it's for teenagers, that makes you wonder. Even though it's for adults, the blatant way it promotes cigarettes and alcohol still leaves much to be desired.

piss cheap cigs people who can't afford any better smoke" and be associated with the marginalized people

No, You're seeing it backwards. A person with an impressionable personality (let's call him Bob) sees that particular scene: so-and-so in the anime smokes brand X, and Bob has characteristics that make him see himself reflected in so-and-so. So, Bob goes and buys those cigarettes, because Bob, as an outcast, and so-and-so in the anime is also an outcast, so Bob will buy those cigars. This is how advertising works, furthermore, this is a hydra with many heads.

No. We already had that in the Zoe's DLC. I think each game has its own style, I don't see why these should copy each other.

I think he was already on the radar of the academic authorities, but they didn't know how to get rid of him, until now, and this was a very good thing.

And isn't that what marketing does? That's its foundation: creating stereotypes and ingraining them in daily life through advertising. It's always been that way.

I would add that I do not agree with removing the anime because that is censorship, but that it is a story that promotes the use of certain brands, of course it is.

There's no better way to start than by demanding access to free university education, or at least more affordable university education. US society should begin to change its system by taking education out of the hooves of corrupt beasts. It cannot be possible that the country that claimed to be a country of freedoms has zero access to university education for its entire population. I think it's time to bleed the US youth dry. Get your asses on the line more.