ice_gray said: its not like he hurt anyone with it I lol'd really hard. dtshyk said: Kyoto Police estimated the amount of damage to be two billion yen ($21 million). |
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xCleOx said: Ichitakaseto said: poor kid , what a pity. that bullshit with uploading manga ruined his whole life. It's not gonna ruin his whole life. Even if his gonna go to jail it doesn't mean it's gonna ruin his life. I've got some friends that have been in jail and they are fine and I think his a little bit to young to go to jail anyway. No. |
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ringoo4 said: lol what? $21 million? That's fuckin non-sense. There is some damn overstating going on. Gees. It seems like police will not let go this case easily. Bad luck for this magical kid who managed to get magazine even before the publish. Genius. Actually... probably. Didn't they say that over 8 mill people watched his videos and he has multiple videos? Imagine if 8 million people didn't buy there Shonen Jump to read One Piece that week becuase they found it online? (on top of it, he did this with over 30 series.) It's very probable that the estimation is correct, maybe an understatement... O.o |
gr33nm4n said: The Japanese juvenile justice system is heavily focused toward rehabilitation, and only falls back on punishment when rehabilitation has failed, or if the crime is so heinous that it justifies elevation to a traditional criminal (adult) court. While the Japanese did stiffen their laws up about a decade ago, in practice only death penalty or life imprisonment type cases qualify. i.e. HE WON'T GO TO JAIL. In fact, this fine will probably be overturned if not DRASTICALLY reduced. You're wasting your keystrokes. Most people who post in these topics don't read the other replies or even care about the truth of the matter, but just want to "contribute". So while you're absolutely correct, rest assured there will be at least a few dozen more posts lamenting his impending incarceration. |
| Lol its your life so u do wat u want.. U broke the law ok then. It doesnt matter to me cause its your life... Life is game sometimes, if u got caught its game over for ya buddy...It doesnt matter how old are ya, and besides hes already 14, lol i think dat age can really think wuts right and wrong. He decided to do sumthin so be it. Its his life.. So i guess he can go to hell for all i care... well dats just me sayin.... |
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| well now we all know that we should never upload scans on youtube >.< use imageshack and post the pictures on a forum or something but come one youtube thats just lol |
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TrueUchiha said: well now we all know that we should never upload scans on youtube >.< use imageshack and post the pictures on a forum or something but come one youtube thats just lol Who reads manga off youtube...? |
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| So poor kid ;/. They'll crush his childhood to the rest and adult life I guess either... |
| this kid sucks at life... youtube is going down the pooper boys and girls crime doesn't pay for stupid people... lol |
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Onibokusu said: DoubleDango said: TrueUchiha said: well now we all know that we should never upload scans on youtube >.< use imageshack and post the pictures on a forum or something but come one youtube thats just lol Who reads manga off youtube...? Over 8 million Japanese people. Lol. |
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| Will they put me in jail too because I have anime? ): |
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| I am totally laughing at how popular this thread is. Also: gr33nm4n said: YoungVagabond said: gr33nm4n said: The Japanese juvenile justice system is heavily focused toward rehabilitation, and only falls back on punishment when rehabilitation has failed, or if the crime is so heinous that it justifies elevation to a traditional criminal (adult) court. While the Japanese did stiffen their laws up about a decade ago, in practice only death penalty or life imprisonment type cases qualify. i.e. HE WON'T GO TO JAIL. In fact, this fine will probably be overturned if not DRASTICALLY reduced. You're wasting your keystrokes. Most people who post in these topics don't read the other replies or even care about the truth of the matter, but just want to "contribute". So while you're absolutely correct, rest assured there will be at least a few dozen more posts lamenting his impending incarceration. Siiiigh, although I've come to realize that, I still find it incredibly hard not to point it out. ftw. I love how this conversation is going on while just about everybody else in the thread are totally oblivious to the posts quoted. |
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gr33nm4n said: There's scary things outside, like people. These threads are always fun to read though, not for it's content but for the users who don't understand the content.guyklc said: I am totally laughing at how popular this thread is. Also: gr33nm4n said: YoungVagabond said: gr33nm4n said: The Japanese juvenile justice system is heavily focused toward rehabilitation, and only falls back on punishment when rehabilitation has failed, or if the crime is so heinous that it justifies elevation to a traditional criminal (adult) court. While the Japanese did stiffen their laws up about a decade ago, in practice only death penalty or life imprisonment type cases qualify. i.e. HE WON'T GO TO JAIL. In fact, this fine will probably be overturned if not DRASTICALLY reduced. You're wasting your keystrokes. Most people who post in these topics don't read the other replies or even care about the truth of the matter, but just want to "contribute". So while you're absolutely correct, rest assured there will be at least a few dozen more posts lamenting his impending incarceration. Siiiigh, although I've come to realize that, I still find it incredibly hard not to point it out. ftw. I love how this conversation is going on while just about everybody else in the thread are totally oblivious to the posts quoted. Seriously, between this and the karete kid thread, I might as well go outside and fuck a football. Even THAT would probably have better results. |
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detonator238 said: Kracksickles said: Hi, i like to apply for this job. Uh.. Sorry we can't hire you. May i ask why? It says here in the crime records that you've been arrested and apparently arrested for uploading manga. FFFFUUUUUU-- I would love to see this situation Me too.. it's so funny .. the boys is 14 are they crazy or what .. |
| One word somes this all up... OWNED |
| The irony about how this is about a Pirating manga is still not old. Seriously, the Kyoto Police may not condone this, but Luffy sure would. They should teach all those One Piece pirates a lesson that pirating isn't good, for so much delicious it cannot be contained. I want to start a petition to make the entire manga illegal, on grounds of piracy. Bless that kid, he's a real Pirate just like his heroes. Why aren't there more jokes like that in this thread? |
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ukonkivi said: Why aren't there more jokes like that in this thread? Agreed. Please continue. |
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| Wow, $21 f-ing million?! That's just pitiful. Poor kid, he's probably going to be screwed for life with that fine. While real criminals, are still on the street and will get a lighter fine. I can see if they were trying to do this as an example to others to try to "scare pirates/uploaders", but I have a better idea: Why not give a harsh penalty to someone who is illegally selling pirated anime/manga? As they actually deserve a punishment, but not even a $100,000 fine. It's not like the people who watched the manga on YouTube are going to stop buying manga.. All these companies fail to understand that even if people pirate things, they are still going to buy stuff. There was even a study somewhere saying that people who pirate things actually buy more then the people who don't. If they don't pirate stuff, they probably wouldn't buy a copy a whatever anyways because they might not be sure they like it/not worth their money. e: I really wanna know where they came up with $21 million. |
GreenGiantOct 2, 2010 5:53 PM
| Haha, I guess Rainbow just got themselves a 8th character :P |
| What about doujins? Aren't they are more important? |
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