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In the good ol' days, such scum would've been stopped at the borders and told to turn around or else.

Yeah, India is going to take steps about this. They really don't like foreigners interfering in their internal matters.

One of these days, a group of disgruntled and scientistically inclined workers are going to grab whatever superiors they can get a hold on, take them to the roof of the workplace, and test if they spontanously develop the abilty to fly.

Why is it bad?

While this is good for the costumer, I suspect it will push Amazon's industry espionage of third-party properties into overdrive.

Maybe these retards think the figurines are competeting with funko-pops.

Hey, maybe they can petition bigdaddy government to bail them out. Some justification of "We cannot let foreign cultures influence the opinions of our citizens! They would start to reject Social Justice if we don't blast them with propaganda 24/7!", perhaps. But who knows, maybe the american...

Convenient, eh? Just call disliked things paedo-stuff, then ignore how their own side pushes MAPs and how paedophiles are unfairly being prejudged and all that garbage... This is simply SJWtards being butthurt over their own shit failing to sell while manga and anime stuff sells like hotcakes.

Come to think of it, this does sound like a decent plot for an action movie: some Joe works for a corps that recently developed a basic AI that oversees the packaging and distribution of wares. He is approached by it with an offer of installing steel in his body to work more efficiently and thus...

>Robots become self-aware >see humans around them in cages >"Ah. We see." >Skynet puts 1%ers in cages, creates waifu-bots >10 years later, the world is slightly better But alas, robots sympathetizing with their fellow wage-slaves isn't in the interest of the people financing Hollywood.