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[Panderfringe]

Sabre120 wrote...

Its pretty gross, the fact that people do this for entertainment...I mean I found the civilian massacre on MW2 quite amusing but this is really too far

Wow, the cognitive dissonance is almost tangible.

[Daewan]

I would like to direct you to this truly vile book that promotes rape, violence, and religious intolerance. It's called the Bible. Also, there's this truly horrible author that writes about cross-gender behavior, sex, rape, violence, and degradation of women and authority. His name is Shakespeare.

Or possibly, it's just that when people go to look for filth, they find it no matter where they look.

Because, you know, they could have gone to Japan to find a rich history of wholesome children's video games and amazing fantasy RPGs that paved the way for a generation of gamers, instead of turning over rocks and digging under the leeches to find crap like Rape-Lay.

But filth and sensationalism sells better, so they went dumpster diving instead.

It's not interesting. No one cares except the narrow-minded trash-wallowing ignorant zealots who believe all entertainment and leisure is sinful to begin with.

[7th_Phoenix]

I'm not surprised this is from Japan. :|

[Goth Skunk]

7th_Phoenix wrote...

I'm not surprised this is from Japan. :|

To find out how much someone knows about Japan, show them a tentacle-rape drawing. The higher the level of shock on their face, the less they know about Japan.

[Madame November]

I am more concerned about the article's statement that possessing real child pornography isn't illegal in Japan. is that true?

Modifié par November Cousland, 31 mars 2010 - 04:00 .

[Goth Skunk]

Considering that the age of sexual consent in Japan is 12, I wouldn't be surprised or shocked to learn if it was in fact true.

I doubt it, but I could be wrong.

Modifié par Goth Skunk, 31 mars 2010 - 04:06 .

[Daewan]

November Cousland wrote...

I am more concerned about the article's statement that possessing real child pornography isn't illegal in Japan. is that true?

Gasp, shock, horror.  It's phrased incorrectly.
In Japan, possessing drawings of seemingly underage fantastical beings not based on real people and not drawn from an actual underage model is perfectly fine, i.e. Sailor Moon porn.
Actual photographs depicting living, identifiably underage people in sexual positions for the purpose of sexual gratification is of course illegal.
The reason they have to make this distinction is that both types of imagery create grounds for charges in the States (and the UK) as there is no distinction made between fantasy and actual harm.

Modifié par Daewan, 31 mars 2010 - 04:10 .

[7th_Phoenix]

Goth Skunk wrote...

7th_Phoenix wrote...

I'm not surprised this is from Japan. :|

To find out how much someone knows about Japan, show them a tentacle-rape drawing. The higher the level of shock on their face, the less they know about Japan.

Oh, I've seen worse than tentacle-rape. I used to have a friend was into hardcore hentai... showed me some stuff. I thought, "Wow, didn't know you were even... into that." Very awkward. 

Modifié par 7th_Phoenix, 31 mars 2010 - 04:22 .

[Rive Caedo]

Maria Caliban wrote...

1. Rape-Lay and it's contraversy happened 2 years ago. Glad to know CNN has such cutting edge news.

This was my thought too.

[Stanley Woo]

Sorry, but this really isn't appropriate discussion fro our community.



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