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Not reporting is bourgeois


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How can I actually agitate for the decriminalization of lolicon where I live? Like what practical ways are there to even get involved in activism for it?

It's so stupid because I can literally buy a copy of Nabokov's Lolita, or a print of a Balthus painting (I guess because they're considered "classics" and more respected or something,) but if I'd imported Lyrical Nanoha doujins from Japan, I could get several years in prison for the crime of… What??? Buying foreign porn comics???? So far I've been just betting that the law has more important things to do than running around trying to put weebs in jail, but bourgeois policy being what it is, I'd rather oppose the laws altogether.

>>713692
Die canadian treatlerite. Based canadian government repressing canadian treatlerites

>>713692
>How can I actually agitate for the decriminalization of lolicon where I live?

Can't you just use a vpn or something and get your stuff done?

>>713692
So called communists are opposed to the debourgeoificiation of pedophilia !

I will never understand loli fans.

Move to Ethiopia or Kenya.

It seems the worldwide blackest reaction that's underway have both the Right and Left scapegoating innocent pedobros just for fapping to manga and games.

>>713697
I mean, I don't even really need a VPN, because I'm pretty sure ssl gives enough plausible deniability. I mentioned importation because I know that people have got in trouble for it before. I just feel like I could do more to oppose the laws, I don't want to end up like the UK.

>>713708
Honestly considering mewing to Brazil


Just be generally anti-censorship and pro-art archival.

>>713716
Wtf is this real?
>>713721
But where do I start? Donating to the internet archive?

>>713716
Would be based, its unfortunate its just a gaffe.

>>713723
That, and get into web revival stuff. A big reason censorship happens is people depend on platforms the the first place.

>>713728
I mean, I disagree in part. That isn't going to do anything about irl censorship, and putting people in prison because they bought japanese comics

>>713747
Not directly, there's broader issues, top of the upstream in capitalism. That said it'll at least uncensor the content itself to do it digitally.

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/ISG/ turning into loli debate once again reminds me, the anti-lolicon position really doesn't have any arguments backing it up. Is it truly just because of how niche it is that it can be criminalized without recourse? I mean horror films were banned in the UK, and probably will be again soon lol. I feel like it should be easier to oppose unjust bourgeois policy, but I guess it's all downstream of the mode of production.

>>713975
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-30698640
Anyways, recently I came across this article written in 2015 from the BBC, I can't understand how anyone could read this without being annoyed by this stupid brit going around and wokescolding Japanese convention goers, like jfc.

>His candour takes me by surprise. He then introduces me to the word "Lolicon", short for "Lolita complex" - the name for manga featuring young girls engaged in sexually explicit scenarios. It can involve incest, rape and other taboos, though Hide's tastes lie more with high-school romance.


>"I like young-girl sexual creations, Lolicon is just one hobby of my many hobbies," he says.


>I ask what his wife, standing nearby, thinks of his "hobby".


>"She probably thinks no problem," he replies. "Because she loves young boys sexually interacting with each other."


>Fans like Hide argue they are just enjoying harmless fantasy. No child models or actors are involved, he says, so "there is no child abuse for creating sexual topic mangas".


>But is the boundary between fantasy and reality always clear?


They really did the fucking "But at what cost?" shit with japanese lolicons lmfao

>>713983
BBC is right on this one
Too bad they covered up Jimmy Fucking Savile
Anyway, lolicon=pedophilia

>>713985
I would pay you to go to komiket or whereever, and go up to the loli doujin stand and try to convince the poor japanese comic fans that they are all child rapists and that they'll go to hell before they die.

>>713975
Why are posting this character in a thread about lolis? She's not a loli because I can clearly see her breasts.

>>713990
Not to hell, they will be thrown in labour camps for their fucked up behaviour

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>>713991
She is Fate Testarossa from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, and she is depicted in the series as both a loli and young adult, picrel. (I think she starts as nine in the canon?)

I used her image because the example I brought up in OP, fan comics of this franchise with sexual topics are criminalised, because the main characters are under the age of consent, often with disregard to how they are depicted.
>>713992
Reading comics is sooo fvcked up….. soo so fvcked up 😭😭😭


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