>>33090033Not that anon, but the discourse around "the corporation" is a little more nuanced than that. For instance, if the talents, even more specifically top talents who actually bring value to the brand, are willing to dedicate their life to their role for the company, it's pretty safe to assume they wouldn't be too happy with some rando accusing the company they invested so much into themselves and whose livelihood depends on. Same reason why fans are generally defensive towards Cover: they don't care about the corporation in itself, they care about the cohesion and the environment they provide to the talents, the lack of which would drastically change the type of content provided, for "better" or for worse. In short, Hololive is more than the sum of its parts, and attacks on the company are often used as a seemingly virtuous way to undermine the talents themselves.
