>>713516602
you gaijin has no morals
this is why you have no problem stealing switch games

comments:

People who pirate are not customers

I am appalled at the low ethical standards of foreign countries that still insinuate piracy at this stage of the game
Don't justify your lack of compliance and decency

Resellers are pissed off both domestically and internationally
It's working great!

It's funny because after all those anti switch boycott, it's selling great

I know it's been common knowledge for a long time that pirates are hanged.

What is it really about foreign cultures that endorse piracy? I mean, they just criticize and play with pirated copies, it's just too much.

All in all, what a peace and what can we consider a virtual great defeat for the resellers and the Nintendo antis...?

I'd like to say to those who defend piracy:
“Do you know the words and meaning of respect and ethics?”

I don't want you to play by posting "I'm playing pirated copies, how do you feel now Nintendo?" You could have bought it if you worked that time. Shame on them.

I realize that Nintendo's bottom line and popularity is real
It's also something that also sears the low level of the people

I guess it's the difference between
“Omotenashi”
to make customers happy or not

That's exactly what you'd expect from people who think it's okay to loot things when there's a riot

Is Nintendo's legal department in the US strong?
I hope they beat up pirate users

I've never seen Japanese fighting over items for sale at a store in Japan
Overseas, it's a national trait to be the first to go and not think of others

What? Nintendo is DEI? Piracy is DEI, I think DEI means people who don't spend money and only criticize

Piracy is moral? Japanese content is 100 years too early for idiots.
If you approve of piracy, you are a criminal. If it's an old game that is no longer in production I can understand emulating it, but this is the latest model

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEiihAxJ65Y

>>211639203
comments:

People who pirate are not customers.

I am appalled at the low ethical standards of foreign countries that still insinuate piracy at this stage of the game.
Don't justify your lack of compliance and decency.

Resellers are pissed off both domestically and internationally.
It's working great!

It's funny because after all those anti switch boycott, it's selling great.

I know it's been common knowledge for a long time that pirates are hanged.

What is it really about foreign cultures that endorse piracy? I mean, they just criticize and play with pirated copies, it's just too much.

All in all, what a peace and what can we consider a virtual great defeat for the resellers and the Nintendo antis...?

I'd like to say to those who defend piracy:
“Do you know the words and meaning of respect and ethics?”

I don't want you to play by posting "I'm playing pirated copies, how do you feel now Nintendo?" You could have bought it if you worked that time. Shame on them.

I realize that Nintendo's bottom line and popularity is real.
It's also something that also sears the low level of the people.

I guess it's the difference between
“Omotenashi”
to make customers happy or not.

That's exactly what you'd expect from people who think it's okay to loot things when there's a riot

Is Nintendo's legal department in the US strong?
I hope they beat up pirate users

I've never seen Japanese fighting over items for sale at a store in Japan.
Overseas, it's a national trait to be the first to go and not think of others.

You want to say, “Who was boycotting?”
If you don't like it, why are you playing pirated Nintendo games?

What? Nintendo is DEI? Piracy is DEI, I think DEI means people who don't spend money and only criticize.

Piracy is moral? Japanese content is 100 years too early for idiots.
If you approve of piracy, you are a criminal. If it's an old game that is no longer in production I can understand emulating it, but this is the latest model