Dubs vs Subs

[Kadar]

I understand but I look at it though a different perspective, saying that most animes don't get a chance because they can't sell a license is like saying thats the bare minimum for an anime to go into production, while we already have so many bad to mediocre animes coming out already.

See it as an requirement that the anime either has to excel in story, character design, originality, a combination or all those together. Some might see that as too high of a standard but the show has to be at least decent enough to go into production without licensing.

Any company is willing to fund a story that is presented well. A lot of animes start out as mangas and if it grows enough popularity in japan it will be funded. You can't blame scanlations in japan cause any and all scans that are hosted in japan are removed. We get raws sent from a source in japan which is then translated, distributed and hosted some where the government could give a rats ass. So in conclusion, yes japanese companies are losing money, I never denied but I say that it isn't hurting them. Subbing groups are hurting the japanese industry the same way a person with seepa gets pricked in the finger. (okay that metaphor might be a little extreme, still its so insignificant in how they are hurting them it might as well be nonexistent)

This does not stop them from complaining though, cause well they are a company and they do wish to make gratuitous amounts of money which isn't a bad thing but they still have enough to be rich mutha fuckas. If they really wanted to stop losing money they would start showing animes subbed on tv cutting out the us industry leaving it to die equaling supar profits.

You assume too much. You don't know how the anime industry works. Go do some basic research on the subject or even better go talk to someone in the industry.