ok pedo cringelord

are you fucking out of your mind?

take a dictionary and read what pedophilia is, so maybe you’ll understand how fucked up is what you just said.

also your racist clichés are fucking disgusting, but I am not even surprised at this point.

first, I don’t care about what you think is worse.

second, being attracted to little girls, even if drawn, is LITERALLY pedophilia.

the fact that there is pedo bait in porn makes another valid point for my thesis that manga/anime will never be illegal since that kind of porn is decades old and I also linked you an article about that guy arrested (and discharged) for lolis pics that further proves my point.

I also notice you avoided my question, but I take it as you regretting the comparison between lgbtq+ and lolis/furries.

oh and furries are zoophiles, clearly, so it wouldn’t hurt some therapy.

so you compare belonging to lgbtq+ to being a pedophile?

also this:

Charges struck out against anime child porn Brit

The charges against a UK national, who was charged with possession of animated child sex abuse images, have been dropped. […]

• a lot of manga/anime DO have despicable stereotypes in them, but so do many other things which are still completely legal.
• corporations being fascists isn’t anything new and they are also US corporations, so you are still generalizing a bit too much. also manga/anime move tons of money and corporations love money, so not gonna happen.
• lmao I knew we would get to lolis here and, brace yourself, while I don’t think people should be jailed because there is no harm caused to minors, I still consider it pedophilia and it should require some kind of action, like for example requiring the person to have psychological treatment or something like that. that being said manga/anime isn’t just lolis (luckily) so, again, you are generalizing quite a lot.

I imagine CSAM content will be exempt from this block.

I’ll go and ask ChatGPT real quick.

uhm… no.

kinky!

that would actually make sense

nothing a social media ban for <13 years old kids can’t solve, am I right?

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