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Great, just my luck.
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Posts: 1,577
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: London
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06-17-2009, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by TheLastFortnight
There's nothing wrong in being part of a group or something like that as long you enjoy it, it's the same to be part of a "clan" and call yourself "awesome", what is wrong is to use it as an excuse just to discriminate people.
Of course put a label or stereotype someone just because he/she does something like read manga or watch anime is utterly ludicrous.
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That clan was just a joke clan, just made cause JF was filled with different anime clans. A parody you could say.
I dislike groups and labels. You see, the difference between a club, and a label, is that in a club/group, your personality isn't already judged upon.
Let me elaborate. If you join a golf club, you're not given any traits. Yet, if you cont yourself as, for example, an otaku, you're instantly seen as a freak and anti-social. Which is why it baffles me, when people call themselves a label, as if they're trying to prove something.
I listen to JRock, and basically only JRock/JPop. And I read manga and watch anime a lot, and I'm in love with Japanese culture. But never once, have I called myself an otaku, or anything else. I'm a normal human being, who has an interest in Japan.
To round off, what I'm trying to get to here, is that some people use these labels to try and get a point across, when they should realise no one gives a toss about what label they are. Not in the real world.
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