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Posted on: 03/17/24 10:21AM
Hey Tigrrr, are you still here?
You are making bangers, keep going.
You are making bangers, keep going.
Posted on: 03/17/24 10:22AM
Hee-Ho said:
You don't even know what the fuck is "softcore" means.
You don't even know what the fuck is "softcore" means.
So mean.
No
Posted on: 03/17/24 11:24AM
Loli almost being outlawed already happened. If I remember right a case went to a states court in the US and drawings not based on a real child and photo realistic is illegal. But as if now drawings are amendment protected
Posted on: 03/17/24 03:52PM
VenousBite said:
I have plenty of eroi loli pics in my bookmarks on Pixiv. Or did you mean 18+ loli uploads being unviewable depending on location? If you're in one of the countries affected by that region-lock (e.g, the United States), it's easy enough to resolve it just by changing your location to Japan on Pixiv's account settings. Either way, it's definitely not as oppressive as Reddit or Deviantart is about it.
I have plenty of eroi loli pics in my bookmarks on Pixiv. Or did you mean 18+ loli uploads being unviewable depending on location? If you're in one of the countries affected by that region-lock (e.g, the United States), it's easy enough to resolve it just by changing your location to Japan on Pixiv's account settings. Either way, it's definitely not as oppressive as Reddit or Deviantart is about it.
Interesting, I did not know that. I don't like lolicon so I honestly wouldn't have known either way, I just know that people were making a big deal about Loli being banned on Pixiv.
I do know for sure on Reddit that loli is super banned, because instances of people posting loli have taken down entire subs before. Fate GO was temporarily banned because someone posted an ingame screenshot of a loli character in a bikini.
Hee-Ho said:
Wasn't loli hentai blacklisted but not banned?
It still in the database.
You don't even know what the fuck is "softcore" means.
Wasn't loli hentai blacklisted but not banned?
It still in the database.
You don't even know what the fuck is "softcore" means.
Are you talking to me? What do you mean by "softcore" porn then? If it's genitals or penetration, then it's a type of porn. Usually loli porn like that gets BANNED or blacklisted.
It's not hard to see how making lolicon illegal would be pretty damn easy since it's already banned and also in a legally gray area in many places.
Posted on: 03/18/24 01:52AM
"Softcore" doesn't necessary mean exposed genitals. Do you remember how much you hate ecchi? This is it.
You mentioned Twitter banning lolis which is not true according to some info I've found.
I mean, the websites you mentioned are terrible so it's unsuprising.
You mentioned Twitter banning lolis which is not true according to some info I've found.
I mean, the websites you mentioned are terrible so it's unsuprising.
Posted on: 03/18/24 02:45AM
I don't know what's your deal. And again I'm having a hard time understanding your english.
All I'm saying is that because loli is already a controversial issue that's outright banned/restricted in some places, it would be easier to make it illegal as opposed to regular waifus.
I don't think it's likely in Japan, where loli ecchi and hentai is a lot more unrestricted, but I could definitely picture it as a possibility in the western hemisphere.
All I'm saying is that because loli is already a controversial issue that's outright banned/restricted in some places, it would be easier to make it illegal as opposed to regular waifus.
I don't think it's likely in Japan, where loli ecchi and hentai is a lot more unrestricted, but I could definitely picture it as a possibility in the western hemisphere.
Posted on: 03/18/24 06:09AM
Here's my example for what am I talking about.
Destiny Child, a gacha game, is a softcore porn idle simulator.
livedoor.blogimg.jp/destinychild/imgs/5/7/57c446f4.jpg
It's not unique since a majority of these "games" are like that, with different predatory ways for a fortune.
The point is, Softcore "porn" doesn't necessary mean flashing nipples or genitals. Ecchi is essentially that, with that at least, it can show pussy sometimes, what gacha games do is just desperate.
Destiny Child, a gacha game, is a softcore porn idle simulator.
livedoor.blogimg.jp/destinychild/imgs/5/7/57c446f4.jpg
It's not unique since a majority of these "games" are like that, with different predatory ways for a fortune.
The point is, Softcore "porn" doesn't necessary mean flashing nipples or genitals. Ecchi is essentially that, with that at least, it can show pussy sometimes, what gacha games do is just desperate.
Posted on: 03/18/24 01:03PM
I guess the definition of softcore porn varies from person to person. My definition would be something with female nipples or nudity. I'd consider ecchi with nudity to be softcore porn, but I wouldn't consider Destiny Child to be softcore porn because there's no nudity or sloppy make out sessions.
Posted on: 03/18/24 05:32PM
If it does, all it'll do is just open the floodgates for people banning other stuff about anime that outrages them.
The problem with banning things is that the people who resort to it so they can push their "morals" onto others...they tend to develop a bad habit of not knowing when or where to fucking stop. One of many reasons why I'm so anti-government is because it tends to get filled with these types of people.
The problem with banning things is that the people who resort to it so they can push their "morals" onto others...they tend to develop a bad habit of not knowing when or where to fucking stop. One of many reasons why I'm so anti-government is because it tends to get filled with these types of people.
Posted on: 03/19/24 01:23AM
KaizokuJimbei said:
It doesn't matter if it becomes illegal when the federal government colludes and cooperates with corporations such as Google to create profiles of the online activities of every single internet user, both domestically and abroad. They track everything you click, everything you scroll, and how long you spend looking at something.
It doesn't matter if it becomes illegal when the federal government colludes and cooperates with corporations such as Google to create profiles of the online activities of every single internet user, both domestically and abroad. They track everything you click, everything you scroll, and how long you spend looking at something.
True, but what does that have to do with this?
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