Anime world was made for us black brehs who grew up watching anime instead of sports
I felt that when he was dropping all those naruto bars

So, that downtick in nineties quality sports has had an effect.
I was thinking that for a while and was hoping one day.
i could have that substaniated, by a younger person. reared in the age the mother's groups ruined.
Simply cause y'all nikkaz in general not really gung ho competitive like that.
I think it is the disconnect of the change. in the fear of the draft restarting for my Gen.
Together with l the military ideal good man game ideal of what an American man was.
To this current mother's group stoppage of marketing the military American man as the main archetype for boys.
It makes sense.
Imo, your anime heroes not really better than rick hunter.
when dealing with the adult shyt like back in the day. As a matter of fact.
I have yet to ever watch an anime with a better realistic based character than rick hunter.
Or what occurs in robotech and it actually aired on domestic stations.
Imo, robotech[macross] not being on. keeps American children from life lessons in the full gamut and pocket of adult life in a cartoon with complete end of life as we know it dire stakes. Imo, it is the only really mature thing to air on American television as well.
they actually need to be mature in development. To this day, robotech is that thing in my life. That if I never had it. Especially with the loss I endured in life around the time Rick hunter's character was of age so to speak. I always carried that maturity and be the best in time of urgency thing with me.
Top gun fits in that cog of space as well.
The one constant I see missing is the small military ideal of being regimented is missing. I am not a military person at all. Although I believe the idea of follow through and do what you are told.
To achieve a task and other social things there from the military are needed in a man's life. You may not need to do pushups or be called pile. Yet there is a space for the good of military training and everything in moderation.
Yet I do see the difference in my focus compared to other people in other gens. Where mother's group changed that dynamic and ruined America for how lost it is now. Especially as far as child rearing and development.
Children are missing out because mother's group destroyed the simple Keynesian theory based structure.
upon which made sense in child development. The little bit of culture you guys get from anime and being open to other culture helps. Yet most anime domestically needs an American similar foil. to even out that weird disconnect after the resolve.
most anime has after akira broke the mold.
Couple it with nineties sports, erroneous infatuation with the antihero, no regimented characters on actual domestic television. Not one cartoon worth a damn. Sometimes I feel they made y'all Gen feel like they never cared. Couple it with the divorce and single parent gen taking shape during that time and here we are.
I like the fact you guys love anime and it keeps the idea of American art can be better than a preschooler drew it.
As an actual comic book penciler, who is about the development of real skilled graphite wielders. I am glad anime still can get some space in America, where it is still sought out. Imo, tho...rhe first anime forays in America were filtered really well to isolate and bring attention to the high quality principal based properties with great visuals and possibility to market toys and products.
That was well done and that care for children has a disconnect. That somehow without jim Henson around. May never be returned back to the American golden age of child rearing and tv as an aid.
With tv now. They have males marketed to be little girls who never disconnect from Disney. In our age, we hated Disney and were trying to watch things that did not ruin properties based on principals like star wars and droids. To them never knowing how to do anything like wack ass black hole.
With everything being Viacom and Disney. I salute you guys for seeking out the alternative with some culture.
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