ajemas said:
Bloodstain said:
ajemas said:
a loli image is clearly designed for the viewer to get off on, and should (in my opinion) not have any right to exist.
As someone who has a fetish for lolicon...HOW DARE THEY?!
I would like you to elaborate. Why?
Why, you ask? Because it's depicting a CHILD getting raped! You could make all of the arguments that you want about how it isn't real, or that nobody is getting hurt, but it doesn't change the fact that it is offensive and wrong.
You obviously don't know much about lolicon. There is a hell of a lot of lolicon in which the child isn't raped, she (lolicon is about girls, shotacon about boys)
wants to have intercourse. This trust is a fundamental part of lolicon's appeal.
Anyhow, yes, I will make all the arguments I want about how it's not real. Why is child abuse wrong? Yes, because children are hurt and traumatized forever. Lolicon, however, is drawn by adults for adults and shouldn't be looked at by children. Moreover, looking at lolicon may even help control the urges of someone who has that kind of interest in children.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a pedophile (which, by the way, focuses on the
love towards children, not sex exclusively). I'm in love with a girl of my age.
You call it "offensive" and "wrong". But who decides what's offensive/wrong and what isn't? What offends you, may not offend me, and vice versa. Being offended is subjective. It has everything to do with you as an individual, or a collective, or a group, or a society, or a community, your moral conditioning, your religious beliefs. And you want to make laws about this, taking the right to exist from something? (Yeah, a slightly changed quote by Steve Hughes, it just fit in perfectly)
Just because some people say something's wrong, it doesn't mean it objectively is. Even if the majority of people says so. There is no "wrong" or "right", there are just opinions. To give an example: In ancient Greek, love towards young boys was perfectly normal, it was even honored. Nowadays it's frowned upon. Who knows, maybe in a few decades, lolicon (or an equivalent) is perfectly normal? Since you can't be sure about that, there is no way to judge.
Of course, as you stated in your original post, it's just your opinion. I just wanted you to think about this.