Kim Kataguiri: No, jokes won't be censored, assholes won't be censored.
Kim Kataguiri: At the first opportunity you had to feign virtue, which is what Tabata does most in her life—pretend to be a saint, pretend to be the monopolist of virtues, show how much she cares about everyone, how much she wants the well-being of... everyone, how nice she is, how she looks after people.
At the first opportunity she had, she made the comedian lose his job and filed a complaint with the MPF, including seeking a prison sentence for that guy.
Kim Kataguiri: It wasn't compensation for moral damages, it wasn't just taking the joke off the air, it's a criminal complaint.
Kim Kataguiri: It's a complaint for the MPF to act on criminal charges.