I understood exactly what you were saying & assuming: it’s just wrong and off-topic.

The article contends “generating Ghibli art style” is an attack on democratic values, which is bullshit. You’re saying I’m advocating for disrespecting artists, which I’m not, and has nothing to do whether “generating Ghibli art style” attacks democratic values. The pointless outrage over who is or isn’t “respecting artists” is a distraction from the broken thesis of the article: it’s wrong & you’re letting that appeal to emotion & red herring fallacy

1. distract you from the fact that the article’s conclusions don’t follow from its premises
2. demonize people who point this out as somehow “against artists” (when they may even agree that it’s good to respect artists).

That’s wrong, irrational, and you’re falling for the article’s deception.