Should Most (if not all) anime's better off ditching dubs for good?

I'm afraid I'll probably just started a flamewar in here but anyways let's get this straight and civil as possible...

As Nowadays most anime's are geared and highly demanded with Japanese Audio and Dubs we're hated to death, I feel like Why North American Anime Licensors keep producing those mediocre/horrible dubbed anime to us... I mean it's like adding a crappy Singleplayer to CoD or BF games as these games we're heavily demanded in their Multiplayer, so by removing them all (atleast newer ones and keep every single newer animes subtitled only), we we're never hearing any fighting in the community again, as the vast majority of people not going to appreciate these dubbed anime nor they care about them...

this is all my raw thoughts to how to stop the cycle of hate of every single modern dubbed anime's, so if you have a thoughts to share feel free to post anything you like

 

Could've done with some more baking, the post is full of so many grammatical errors I want to cry.
Eh, I think the thing people forget about the CoD and BF games is that there are people who want to play those campaigns. In the same way, services like Crunchyroll largely fill a demand for subbed anime in a way that a dub company like Funimation has trouble keeping up with. So if there is such a demand for sub only and dubs are just weighing down the industry, you'd probably see Funimation just follow into releasing subs. However, that doesn't seem to be the case, at least among the people who buy DVDs (who are a small part of the anime community and might arguably be the minority). So when I hear the arguments of "dubs are terrible, stop making them", you have to realize that Funimation fills its coffers with enough money that they can keep going. The backlash does make them release dualtrack audio, which is good, but if Funimation can balance its books to afford the dubs, you capture a larger audience. You have people who buy the dvd for subs and people who buy the dvd for dubs, so why play to only one audience?

 

I don't think I'd hate dubs, the recent dub I watched was Chuunibiyou was kind of okay, not in a grade of it's original or even the mighty Korean dub (I remember watching the first season on Korean dub while waiting for the English dub. And in my opinion, Chuunibiyou on Korean dub is more breathtaking than it's original counterpart nor the English dub will be, and also as an anime watcher in general, Chuunibiyou on Korean dub is better than any of moe shows released in last 5 years) but my problem is that apparently I found these kind of shows, well y'know... (moe, romcom, slice of life stuff) we're having it's dub works hated to death as the final results, as those shows were heavily relied on Japanese pop culture stuff, these kind of shows should have being released subtitled only as they could be hard to translated for us (Americans/Foreigners)

 

Peronally, i prefer dubs. If I am desperate, I watch subs. When I watch subs, I have to shut off the sound, since,foreign language and english subtitles distract me. However, it has been over a year since I watched a sub. The transaltion differences can bother me sometimes. This reminds me that I should catch up on my Japanese so I could just listen to the original in lieu of the subs.

 

That is actually hard to choose. Personally, I believe male characters are better in English. Meanwhile, I believe female characters are best suited in Japanese. Their voices just seem natural this way, in my opinion anyway. Slower readers would find it hard reading subbed anime and movies as they can have troubler keeping up. Also they would get annoyed reading the screen and not watching the action. That's how I was when I first started watching subbed but I guess people would learn to read subbed anime faster. However, those who wish to learn a new language would pick up some lines in anime and movies too.
There are pros and cons to both sides in my opinion.