So I watched it, and it was pretty interesting. Thanks for posting, I love the panels at cons.
Massive guilt trip. I don't download it, but I watch it online, which I suppose is just as bad. But to be quite honest, I don't think I'm going to stop reading scanlations or watching it online soon. I know he said it wasn't an excuse, but I'm broke until I (hopefully) get that job, and then I may try the quick, direct, and most importantly, legal methods of getting anime/manga. (So I fit one of the stereotypes he mentioned. Great.)
And even though he makes multiple good points on the matter, it's going to take a lot more than that to battle the convenience of getting it for free on the internet.
I doubt that scanlations are going to stop anytime soon, unless there are more major lawsuits like the Death Note one Ayres mentioned. But from what he's saying, there might be more of those coming. =/
(and also, cartman and crispin freeman ftw)
