>>27071347So basically how it works is that there are things that we as a people cannot allow vtubers to do, but we cannot enforce these things nor will the corporations enforce them
So we have to rely on social pressure to enforce them. These are called "norms". Norms are a type of social inertia. The more of a norm that a particular norm is, the more people are likely to behave according to it. The strength of a norm partially depends on how many people behave according to it. When one person goes against a norm, it weakens the norm. But the society can fight back against that weakening through social backlash
Basically, Mori does not have a right to exist. We cannot enforce this in any direct way nor do we have any legal right to say so, but we are morally correct, and because we are morally correct, it is our job to backlash her until she submits to the will of the greater good(morality, which we represent) and behaves like she is allowed to(because she is not doing so now, and only is because we have no way of stopping her which is why our behavior is necessary)
