日本のアニメもJCBカードも危ない！？Steamがゲームのクレカ会社検閲問題でルール改訂しゲーマー激怒！背後にいるフェミニスト団体がやばすぎた。強大な影響力を持つ「コレクティブシャウト」とは？

日本のアニメもJCBカードも危ない！？Steamがゲームのクレカ会社検閲問題でルール改訂しゲーマー激怒！背後にいるフェミニスト団体がやばすぎた。強大な影響力を持つ「コレクティブシャウト」とは？

Good morning to everyone commuting to school or work. It’s time for Puta’s World News. Well , today, we’re going to talk about the Steam rule change. Currently, the Steam rule change is a hot topic. It’s already been called the Steam scandal, and it’s a rule change regarding censorship, which has been heavily criticized by gamers. And behind this is a feminist group , whose existence is really shrouded in mystery. And this group has also added Japan to its targets, so I think it’s not just a word for you. Today, I’d like to take a closer look at what’s going on . This program brings you real old news from overseas. It’s a perfect channel to accompany you on your commute , so please subscribe to the channel. Now , on to the main topic. Today, this channel has been covering the censorship of game anime for a long time. And this time, Steam has revised its rules, which has been heavily criticized by gamers . So, this topic, the truth of what is moving behind the scenes is still not clear. So, if you only look at what is happening on the surface, the power moving behind the scenes seems too strong, so this video may be deleted. So, everyone who is currently watching , even if this video is deleted, please be a witness that Pukta was properly released . It will be helpful if you press the good button, because people will think that he slacked off on the video today, but no, it’s a bit scary. It’s scary. Well, in fact, an article published by a certain media was quickly deleted, and this is true. And there are rumors that the writer who wrote it was fired. So, the power is emitting a tremendous vibration that is not like Sweet Baby Ink Day, so maybe everyone watching this is lucky. First of all , this is about the Steam rule change this time. Steam’s rules have been updated, and content that violates the rules set by payment processors and the population is now called prab. Here it is. PRBIT . This is today’s keyword. Snake means not officially allowing something, so pro snake means to prohibit. Well, it means ban. Well , think of it as a very stiff and formal way of saying it. So, this pro means before, and the word hebete after it comes from Latin and means to have. Well, it’s the word of herb. So, when these are combined, it becomes something like this, to have something before. It is used in a similar way, as well, progs. This means the whole body or progress, but this is also a combination of pro and progress, and if you move forward, for example, if you add con, which means together, here, it becomes congress, which means let’s all move forward together . It means congress, meaning let’s discuss. So , everyone uses this law casually. Here is a representative example. There is conte. In other words, it means to connect. Have you ever wondered why there’s an extra A in this spelling ? Well, it ‘s because of the combination of “kon” and “net”. “kon” means together. And the “next” means to bind, so it becomes “connect”. So, the Steam rules have been updated to prohibit content that violates the rules set by payment processors and banks. Well, DenFami has set the standards for this, so let’s take a look at them here. Steam, operated by Marubu, released new guidelines on July 16th that prohibit content that may violate the standards set by payment processors, card networks, and bank internet providers. These terms were revealed in a rule revision made on the Steam Wakus developer portal, and new descriptions have been added. It seems that the serious role mainly targets certain adult content. And here is Steam DB reporting it. So, following this revision of the terms, many games have already been removed from Steam. And the target is works with the theme of financial luck, luck control. Sorry for the inconvenience . It’s quite difficult to explain. Well, that’s what it is. You can actually check the deleted games on the app event page of SteamDB . The reason for this change in the terms and conditions is thought to be that payment agencies such as credit card companies have strengthened their own terms in recent years. In fact, last year , some credit cards could no longer be used on services such as DL Site, Fanza Doujin, and Toranoana , which became a big topic. This has been reported on this channel before . Game creators who work on adult games in the future will need to be careful about the terms and conditions. Well, what happened this time is that Steam has set a rule in its terms and conditions that it will censor games based on the judgment of credit companies, etc. , rather than Steam’s own judgment. Now, these card companies are a big problem , which means that all payments will go through them. Well, in other words, Visa and Master. This means that the freedom of expression could be greatly restricted depending on the card company’s discretion . And various groups are currently lobbying for this. So, here, Nihon Gamer-san is reporting that. Here, we have Mr. First. The monopoly power of payment processors is one of the most unregulated cartels today. We need to break up these companies or regulate them to guarantee a certain level of service. It’s not a free market when all the companies are working together. I hope Steam is working on some solution behind the scenes. And the only solution is to introduce another payment method to replace Visa and MasterCard. What do you mean? It’s ridiculous that payment processing companies can censor content. This person reposted DenFami-san’s article, which is a big deal. I looked at the games that were deleted, and this kind of thing was deleted. And, you know, this is pasted underneath. This group probably reported it to Miza and MasterCard. It seems they’re also targeting JCB. So, in this issue, there are a lot of groups that come up. Here is an article from Gamespark 3 in April of this year. Regarding the adult game No Mercy, which was released on Steam for PC in March 2025, British Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology Peter Cael strongly recommended its removal, citing its racism. Foreign media LBC reported that sales in the country were suspended at the time of the breakup. And here it is. In response to this movement, the Japanese group Collective Shout also launched a petition calling for the game to be removed from Steam and started an online petition. In response to this trend, Valve, the operator of Steam, has suspended sales of the game in the UK, Australia and Canada at the time of writing this article , and this is where Collective Shout comes in. So, what exactly is this group doing? First of all, this is an Australian commentator and writer. It is an Australian group founded in 2008 by a person named Melinda Tanker-Reist . Here, you can see Collective Shout. So, it’s written right here, but they’re a grassroots activist group that opposes treating women like objects, or treating girls like objects, and they call out against such expressions in games and anime, and also in the streets, It’s the kind of advertising that makes things happen. We are campaigning to regulate things like this. Here is the uniform of the handball team. Bikinis are not allowed, and here it is, but we pressured them to change it to this, and that’s what actually happened. ” I hope this is the beginning of the end of discrimination against women and girls in sports ,” said Stone, who led Collective Shout’s campaign against the Dungaree Football League in 2012. So, this big rule change, which is said to be the Steam scandal, was actually the result of Collective Shout’s activities. Here, I can hardly read it, but on Steam , it’s a public authority to the payment companies that are profiting from such games , and this Collective Shout is not telling the game company not to make this game . They are putting pressure on the card companies and are working to stop this from the root. So, here are the names of each of them. PayPal , MasterCard, Visa, and, look below. Japan is no exception. JCB, which has been considered safe until now, is also listed here . We demand that you demonstrate your social responsibility as a company and immediately stop processing payments on all platforms that carry Steam and similar games. We look forward to your response. This happened on July 10, 2025. And on July 16th. It has been reported that Steam was pressured by card companies . Steam has now followed all of the card companies’ transitions, so please forgive us , which led to this rule change. How much power does this feminist group have? This person is Coralie Allison. She is the operations manager of this collective shout, and she is the central figure. First of all, this is the game that was successfully regulated in April, which I introduced earlier, although the screen may be blacked out. Here, they are celebrating their victory . We did it. This game has been correctly removed from Steam worldwide . It says victory here. In this way, they are appealing their achievements . And this is also right, they are currently putting pressure on these card companies . So, there is another incident that shows the immense power of Collective Shout, which I’m sure you all know about. An article criticizing Collective Shout came out from Vice , but it was quickly deleted. I read this last night . It disappeared overnight. This is scary, isn’t it? Here, on July 20th, it was posted like this . Everyone is distracted by the CEO who was at the Coldplay concert , and this is the adultery scandal that is currently a hot topic overseas. I know that no one is following the Steam censorship scandal . But once again, Collective Shout is making a fuss about the game and getting away with it. And they are sharing this Vice article. And this is Blue Sky. Apparently this article was controversial, so Vice deleted it and fired the reporter. But there was no indication that she apologized for her reporting. So, this is a story that can’t be verified at the moment , but the article was deleted and the reporter was fired. So, what exactly was this about? Well, this was archived . The group behind Steam’s censorship policy has strong supporters and targets popular content. Over the past week, Katsuma and others have strongly criticized the Australian group Collective Shout. This psycho-feminist group has acknowledged its influence in the changes that influenced Steam’s payment company and led to the removal of various taboo-themed games . Collective Shout announced on its official website today that it has listed about 500 games for removal from Steam, and that it currently has 81 titles it is requesting to be removed from Valve’s store. In response to these facts, concerned consumers have investigated Collective Shout’s past activities and are trying to understand its future direction, but there is an important point that many people have overlooked. That is the fact that Collective Shout is supported by several well-known anti-pornography groups . So, I think this is probably the reason why this article was deleted . And below that, well, the actual names of the groups are mentioned , and it’s written how they’re involved. Collective Shout seems to have misunderstood the games they’re targeting. Yesterday, Vice asked Collective Shout for more details about the specific games on Steam that they claim depict something or other . But as of now, there’s been no clear explanation from the group about which games depict such content and how . The group is proud of its success in pressuring payment companies to ban dozens of games on Steam . But Collective Shout is just the beginning, and it’s only part of a much bigger problem. The group seems to be clearly connected to larger forces involved in online censorship. And here , the names of two groups come up, one of which is a religious group. Well, it’s highly likely that there are bigwigs working behind Collective Shout, including these groups, to achieve their goals . And these two related articles have now been deleted. And Collective Shout isn’t just targeting overseas. It’s also targeting Japanese anime. There are other works posted here, such as Swordart Online and Goblin Slayer, but they are being regulated. This is not just something that this person is posting out of personal feelings. This is the official website and it feels official. So, when I searched for Collective Shout , I came across the writer who wrote the article for Vice, and I found out the truth. Savage Ventures, the parent company of Vice, requested that I remove my article on Collective Shout. This is not a journalistic issue, but a concern about the commercial nature of the subject matter . In response to this decision, I will not be working for Waypoint in the future . This is the games division of Vice. So, this Ana was not fired, but the parent company removed this article , and from a journalistic point of view, she will not work for Vice. Well, this is what they are saying. So, this is a really big deal, and here it is. What I’m saying here is that this is a colleague of mine at Vice. They are quitting one after another. What this means is that, looking at this incident involving Anna, I cannot accept that the media is censoring this kind of content from a journalistic perspective , and these colleagues, this person, who seems to be a candidate, are now quitting one after another. This is becoming a huge issue. This person can’t stand to see this. Anna is a victim who was written off by Vice as a risk factor. Her article was not removed from Vice because the content was false. It was removed because there was a possibility that they would be held legally responsible for continuing to publish it . They decided that it was easier to remove it than to fight. You may see what is happening to gamers and think that it’s just another story about sexual fetishes . But please, listen to me. This is not about that. This is about censorship. But more than that, it’s about legal responsibility. Master and Visa have been involved in major lawsuits in the past . They were afraid of being held responsible for being involved in the distribution of fetish content that could be illegal . So they are adults. I don’t make a distinction between the ones for and those for healthy. Because, to be honest, that would be too much work. It’s easier to just ban them all. So, you wrote this with a lot of conviction. Thank you so much to everyone who donated. This has somehow covered my lost income for this month. I’m OK. I’ll bounce back. I hope today’s events convey how strongly I feel about this issue. I truly mean it from the bottom of my heart. And I want everyone, both consumers and adult creators, to feel that they have the power to speak up and make a change. So, today, we looked at the Steam rule change, which is currently a big problem among overseas gamers, and the feminist group behind it . What did you think? Well, well, Sweet Baby Inc. also had a time when they were clearly recognized by the game, and this time, the Steam rule change may have been just that timing for Collective Shout. This group has been around for a long time, even before Sweet Baby Inc. and has been active for a long time. And now in 2025, it has become clearly recognized by gamers, so I think that various things will be dug up again from here, and various information about this group will come out. Well, what is of most concern is the pressure on Japan. Well, especially, when it comes to payments, if Visa and MasterCard are no good, then JCB is safe, well, that’s what they said . But this collective shout is not missing out. Since Japan is definitely the target, they are also aiming at GCB, so this is something to keep an eye on. What did you all think about this?And that’s all for today’s video. If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to the channel and click the like button

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