Wanting mean tweets banned and wanting CSAM banned are two different things my libertarian friend
Let's not do the conflation game, okay? We're not talking about CSAM we're talking about cartoons with kids in them.
Also I'm not a libertarian. I just don't trust governments at all... at least not
human ones. Maybe if we were ruled by a computer or a paranormal entity....
A shota is the same difference man and you know it. Deku is just a kid. Not sexualized.
What I was getting at is your comparison gave me very little to go on and it was way too vague (especially not being familiar with either anime). The only thing that really stood out to me is that the second show featured "a man turned into a pervy little girl."
You do realize most Kiwis
don't have psychic powers and can't be expected to understand you from something as vague as that, right? HOW is she "pervy?" Does the show actually feature anything suspect, or is it just that you find the concept alone distasteful? The cover art just showed a bunch of characters that don't look different from tons of other anime, so that wasn't helpful either.
Why is the waist tied to make her chest stick out?
.... Robes have sashes. Even bath robes meant for men.
And I speak from experience when I say that "puffing out" is normal--and its not just at the chest, its the entire above-the-sash area. That amount of slack is necessary because otherwise they become uncomfortable to wear and hard to move your arms in. If the animators are doing their job then the puff should be
all around, not just in front.
Fair enough.
Skirt is too fucking short, screams panty shots, and way too much thigh.
FWIW by the time she was introduced, that show started actively avoiding panty shots (and they were rare even before then). Otherwise, fair enough.
Its too close up so *no comment* but I reserve future judgement
Same here.
So, I'm glad there's nuance here.
But this goes back to the topic's title of whether Lolicon should be legal, and my own objection of how we define it...
And the problem is:
we won't be the ones defining it. I would almost be fine if it were
you writing the law.
But it wouldn't be you. It would be the out-of-touch idiots that run the judicial branches of our government. They wouldn't be nerds like us, they would be grandpas who still associate Batman with Adam West and whose concept of "comics" means Garfield and Charlie Brown.
We already rant all the time about how our government fucks up on a daily basis. Why would we trust them with this?
Previously I speculated that a law being passed would result in an over-reach, similar to Seduction of the Innocent or the Mike Diana trial, where its almost impossible to create art because anything more challenging than an episode of Care Bears could now be considered "obscenity"...
.... But there is another possibility:
Suppose the lefties won and got lolicon to be protected speech. From there it would springboard until in five years Netflix is announcing a remake of Child Bride.
.... Like I said, I don't trust legislation. Whoever wins, we lose.