IndieslopKiller
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Why the fuck is it always third world poop-eating shitskins that do this
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Lolicon/Shotacon Defense Force - The people who jerk off to cartoon children and won't ever shut up about it
- Thread starter LavenderMenace
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What is the cope from the "Its just fiction" crowd when the police find actual csam on these peoples drives? "The nazis put it there"?
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Probably "IT'S NOT LIKE I/THEY ACTUALLY DID ANYTHING TO KIDS CHUD!"
It's not really fresh in my mind, but I think others have used this as a response before to people being upset at their consumption of legit CSAM?
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'He was using fiction as a substitute for what he was REALLY into. He wasn't a lolicon daydreaming about raping children, he was a pedophile who also consumed lolicon. Guess what tho? He also drank water! Are all water drinkers pedophiles? Does drinking water lead to pedophilia? Did you know that Hitler loved animals? Smh. Antis are so heckin stupid.'
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I mean, look at how Rekieta ran with the police finding coke in his kids's hair.
Not to mention when the Norwegian pedo had CSAM every loli nigger blamed the government for putting him in jail for the one "fictional game" he had, failing to mention the arrest was over real material + that game in particular.
Bad faith, and only bad faith to defend jerking it to cartoon of underage girls.
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It feel lolitards don't even hide behind the 5,000 yr old excuse anymore. it's like they agree that they're children or model after children, but it's just a drawing or fiction so that somehow makes it okay.
And yes he is of course Mexican
And here's a meme I think pretty much summarizes every twitter lolitard
And yes he is of course Mexican
And here's a meme I think pretty much summarizes every twitter lolitard
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calm down ese, mexicans r aryan o algo
But seriously, why is always Mexicans, SEAshit skins, and slavics that are into this shit?
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This is also how preschoolers are depicted talking in JP . They usually refer to themselves and others by name before they understand and integrate pronouns. It's done to play up the little sister aspect.
Steel Billet
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Hey nigger, don't lump the rest of slavs with the russians.
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Arcturus
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Don't know if it's been posted already but the Japs are aware of Chibi/KF now and are making it into a matter of "Anime and our culture are under attack!"
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【Horror】Overseas Otaku Bashing Goes Too Far. Anime Influencer Threatened: "I'll Dig Up Your Brother's Grave." FBI Now Investigating
Honestly, I don't even know where to begin to critique this—it's on another level.
As I've covered in overseas topics several times before, the American anime influencer Chibi Reviews has publicly revealed that he's been subjected to intense attacks from people who strongly advocate for expression regulation, some radical activists, and those steeped in a macho culture that despises otaku, all because he defends Japanese manga and anime.
He's previously disclosed receiving physical threats multiple times, but this time, it seems he received a threat saying "I'll desecrate your brother's grave," complete with an actual photo of the grave.
These threats and harassments have grown increasingly vicious, recently escalating to the point where the FBI is getting involved.
This particular threat took place on Kiwi Farms, the notorious overseas SNS known as a hotbed for doxxing and harassment.
What's abnormal is that Kiwi Farms' official SNS didn't condemn the incident—instead, they labeled Chibi Reviews as
"someone who tolerates the sexual depiction of children or child-like characters,"
and then stated,
"It's not our responsibility if he's attacked,"
while even defending the threatening post as a "joke" in an official announcement.
The fact that a post saying "I'll dig up the grave" was shared on their own SNS with a photo attached, yet they defend it by saying "it's just a joke, so no problem"—that's the kind of official stance that really makes you feel the abnormality.
※Third image: Kiwi Farms' reaction and the actual posted image
By the way, the part where Kiwi Farms claims
"he tolerates the sexual depiction of children or child-like characters"
is simply referring to typical Japanese manga and anime—it's not even about child pornography or adult-oriented works.
In fact, having followed Chibi Reviews for a long time, the works he covers are mostly general-audience titles, even if some include a bit of risqué humor; he's repeatedly stated that real child sex crimes and pornography involving actual children should be harshly punished.
His stance is strictly that fictional creations like manga and anime characters shouldn't be conflated with reality and regulated as such—which aligns exactly with the "freedom of expression" principles that Japan has championed.
So, why is he facing such fierce attacks?
Regarding the people attacking Chibi Reviews, I mentioned earlier the strong advocates for expression regulation and some radical activists—these are the so-called "expression regulation faction" types you see in Japan too.
But overseas, on top of that, there's a culture that prioritizes a tough-guy image, the so-called "macho" values.
In fact, when past statements from Joshua Moon, the founder/operator of Kiwi Farms, were dug up,
he was found to have said something along the lines of
"I don't want to be thought of as someone who watches Japanese anime,"
which reveals how, in this macho culture, otaku culture is treated as a target for bashing.
However, on the flip side, there's a confirmed episode where Joshua Moon had a poster of the character Rebecca Miyamoto from the Japanese anime "Pani Poni Dash!" on his wall at home.
※First image: Post from his alternate account (in English)
※Second image: Post calling out these accounts
Rebecca Miyamoto is a genius loli character in a lab coat, a child with the catchphrase "I'm the teacher, you know."
So, it turns out he himself favored a character that fits right into the very
"children or child-like characters"
criteria they're criticizing this time.
In such cases, a psychological mechanism called "projection" often comes into play, where people project their own feelings of guilt or inner conflict onto the outside world and try to drown it out by criticizing others even more harshly.
For example, as discussed in the Catholic Church's large-scale child sex abuse scandals or the Epstein case, similar tendencies have been pointed out in the past.
Even in Japan, this kind of macho value system exists to some extent, and even now that manga and anime have become mainstream, it lingers among the so-called "extroverted popular crowd."
In the past, during the Tsutomu Miyazaki case, there was media-driven otaku bashing; more recently, a news anchor with voice acting experience in anime made comments along the lines of "anime sexualizes children," showing that the pattern of scapegoating manga and anime to make themselves look good hasn't fully disappeared.
But overseas, compounded by religious views and cultural backgrounds, there's still a culture that looks down on Japanese manga and anime as "for kids" or "what children watch," and uses bashing it to portray themselves as strong.
As a result, incidents like this one—escalating from mere criticism of works to real-world threats and harassment—are occurring.
This dynamic shares common ground with the mindset from eras when homosexuals were targets of strong prejudice and violence:
"treating a specific group as fair game to bash."
While discrimination against LGBTQ people is now strongly called out socially, it seems like, on the other hand, the newly rising otaku crowd who love manga and anime is being positioned as the new "acceptable target" to bash.
Isn't this incident just an extension of that very framework?
This isn't just Chibi's problem.
We, as fans of manga and anime, can't just brush off this kind of discrimination as "unavoidable."
We need to unite and stand against these attacks.
【Horror】Overseas Otaku Bashing Goes Too Far. Anime Influencer Threatened: "I'll Dig Up Your Brother's Grave." FBI Now Investigating
Honestly, I don't even know where to begin to critique this—it's on another level.
As I've covered in overseas topics several times before, the American anime influencer Chibi Reviews has publicly revealed that he's been subjected to intense attacks from people who strongly advocate for expression regulation, some radical activists, and those steeped in a macho culture that despises otaku, all because he defends Japanese manga and anime.
He's previously disclosed receiving physical threats multiple times, but this time, it seems he received a threat saying "I'll desecrate your brother's grave," complete with an actual photo of the grave.
These threats and harassments have grown increasingly vicious, recently escalating to the point where the FBI is getting involved.
This particular threat took place on Kiwi Farms, the notorious overseas SNS known as a hotbed for doxxing and harassment.
What's abnormal is that Kiwi Farms' official SNS didn't condemn the incident—instead, they labeled Chibi Reviews as
"someone who tolerates the sexual depiction of children or child-like characters,"
and then stated,
"It's not our responsibility if he's attacked,"
while even defending the threatening post as a "joke" in an official announcement.
The fact that a post saying "I'll dig up the grave" was shared on their own SNS with a photo attached, yet they defend it by saying "it's just a joke, so no problem"—that's the kind of official stance that really makes you feel the abnormality.
※Third image: Kiwi Farms' reaction and the actual posted image
By the way, the part where Kiwi Farms claims
"he tolerates the sexual depiction of children or child-like characters"
is simply referring to typical Japanese manga and anime—it's not even about child pornography or adult-oriented works.
In fact, having followed Chibi Reviews for a long time, the works he covers are mostly general-audience titles, even if some include a bit of risqué humor; he's repeatedly stated that real child sex crimes and pornography involving actual children should be harshly punished.
His stance is strictly that fictional creations like manga and anime characters shouldn't be conflated with reality and regulated as such—which aligns exactly with the "freedom of expression" principles that Japan has championed.
So, why is he facing such fierce attacks?
Regarding the people attacking Chibi Reviews, I mentioned earlier the strong advocates for expression regulation and some radical activists—these are the so-called "expression regulation faction" types you see in Japan too.
But overseas, on top of that, there's a culture that prioritizes a tough-guy image, the so-called "macho" values.
In fact, when past statements from Joshua Moon, the founder/operator of Kiwi Farms, were dug up,
he was found to have said something along the lines of
"I don't want to be thought of as someone who watches Japanese anime,"
which reveals how, in this macho culture, otaku culture is treated as a target for bashing.
However, on the flip side, there's a confirmed episode where Joshua Moon had a poster of the character Rebecca Miyamoto from the Japanese anime "Pani Poni Dash!" on his wall at home.
※First image: Post from his alternate account (in English)
※Second image: Post calling out these accounts
Rebecca Miyamoto is a genius loli character in a lab coat, a child with the catchphrase "I'm the teacher, you know."
So, it turns out he himself favored a character that fits right into the very
"children or child-like characters"
criteria they're criticizing this time.
In such cases, a psychological mechanism called "projection" often comes into play, where people project their own feelings of guilt or inner conflict onto the outside world and try to drown it out by criticizing others even more harshly.
For example, as discussed in the Catholic Church's large-scale child sex abuse scandals or the Epstein case, similar tendencies have been pointed out in the past.
Even in Japan, this kind of macho value system exists to some extent, and even now that manga and anime have become mainstream, it lingers among the so-called "extroverted popular crowd."
In the past, during the Tsutomu Miyazaki case, there was media-driven otaku bashing; more recently, a news anchor with voice acting experience in anime made comments along the lines of "anime sexualizes children," showing that the pattern of scapegoating manga and anime to make themselves look good hasn't fully disappeared.
But overseas, compounded by religious views and cultural backgrounds, there's still a culture that looks down on Japanese manga and anime as "for kids" or "what children watch," and uses bashing it to portray themselves as strong.
As a result, incidents like this one—escalating from mere criticism of works to real-world threats and harassment—are occurring.
This dynamic shares common ground with the mindset from eras when homosexuals were targets of strong prejudice and violence:
"treating a specific group as fair game to bash."
While discrimination against LGBTQ people is now strongly called out socially, it seems like, on the other hand, the newly rising otaku crowd who love manga and anime is being positioned as the new "acceptable target" to bash.
Isn't this incident just an extension of that very framework?
This isn't just Chibi's problem.
We, as fans of manga and anime, can't just brush off this kind of discrimination as "unavoidable."
We need to unite and stand against these attacks.
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Somehow, BittyCat returned. It seems the lolicons are mounting an offensive now that Chibi has emboldened them.
She has returned.
> Josh Moon is a dirty little p-word
It seems the recent controversy with Chibi has emboldened her.
She has returned.
> Josh Moon is a dirty little p-word
It seems the recent controversy with Chibi has emboldened her.
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This was never an excuse, it was a fantasy. From the perspective of a pedophile, a child is basically a toy to be used until it expires, the adult loli is a fantasy of the indestructible toy. There's also a secondary aspect to it that a pedophile is just someone sexually interested in children, and it is not as though they lose their sexual interest in adults (see this study where a group of pedophiles, some of whom identified as such, were more sexually attracted to adults except for one person). Because of this, some pedophiles prefer children who behave like adults, or some pedophiles prefer children with large breasts (this is the anime trope of the oppai loli).
Fat At The Internet
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So Chibi is ok with the toxic masculinity and trans rights argument if a Japanese person says it?
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Fish in a barrel Chibi really make our job too easy to catch these pedos.Somehow, BittyCat returned. It seems the lolicons are mounting an offensive now that Chibi has emboldened them.
She has returned.
> Josh Moon is a dirty little p-word
It seems the recent controversy with Chibi has emboldened her.Reactions:
Steel Billet
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@Null congratulations, chad. I think your truecel status is in danger now.
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- Dec 27, 2014
When I told the pedophiles I was on my way to rape them because it was free speech they sperged out and called me a psycho and grassed me in to daddy Elon.
It's not real though. It's free speech. No one is getting harmed by my fantasy to rape them in the ass.
Arcturus
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It's been so fucking funny watching these people blame pretty much every single group for anti-loli sentiment. It's feminists, rightoids, leftoids, trannies, racists, MAGA, toxic masculinity. Maybe it's just that you guys are so bold and open now that people are starting to notice and hatred for pedos spans all walks of life?
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Would you be suprised if she already simped for Chibi?
Only a month back and she's already back to her bad habits.