@CEOofnagisa Weird, in my opinion Is One of the few series that takes that aspect seriously, and properly shows the bonding between characters, the practical day to day Life of polygamous a household, the respect the wives have for each others and their relationship with their children
Ieri il Parlamento europeo ha votato per far passare con procedura d'urgenza il cosiddetto Chat Control: 331 favorevoli, 304 contrari.
Ancora una volta ci raccontano che è "per proteggere i bambini". Hanno davvero rotto i coglioni.
Ogni volta il copione è identico. Se vuoi più controllo tiri fuori una categoria che nessuno osa mettere in discussione. I pedofili. I minori. Durante il Covid gli anziani. Domani sarà qualcos'altro.
Il problema non è perseguire i criminali. Quello è sacrosanto.
Il problema è normalizzare l'idea che le comunicazioni private possano essere sottoposte a controlli sempre più invasivi, e che chiunque osi chiedere limiti e garanzie venga trattato come se fosse dalla parte dei criminali.
Le libertà non spariscono da un giorno all'altro. Si restringono un pezzo alla volta, sempre con una motivazione che sembra inattaccabile.
Se questa è la direzione che l'Europa vuole prendere, sta scegliendo un modello di sorveglianza sempre più invasivo. E quando un'infrastruttura del genere esiste, non puoi sapere come verrà usata fra qualche anno, n�� da chi.
Giovedì ci sarà il voto decisivo. Speriamo che qualcuno si ricordi che la privacy non è un privilegio dei criminali... Ma un cazzo di diritto dei cittadini.
The EU Parliament rejected mass scanning of private messages in March.
Yesterday, it approved an urgent procedure to revive the measure, setting up a decisive vote on Thursday, the last sitting day before summer recess.
At second reading, the text passes automatically unless 361 MEPs vote against it, and some MEPs have already left for the Summer break...
https://t.co/JI7cIxIhu6
"Absolutely obliterate lolicons" When your arguments has a LOT of errors
Let's start debunking this image
First, you ask two questions—which are your “gotcha” questions—so you can later use them against them. The answers to those questions are simple and straightforward:
“What is this drawing of?” Fictional anime characters
“And what exactly about it excites you?” Cute and funny
It's not a drawing of children, it's a fictional character, the arousal comes from the artistic design, the aesthetics, etc. Not from an attraction to real children. Asking “What turns you on?” while assuming it's because it's a child is already jumping to a false conclusion and says a lot about you and what's coming next in the image.
2. "CP is still CP whether it’s 2D, 3D"
Not only are you wrong about the definition of CP/CSAM/CSEM, but you also don't know why it's wrong
CP/CSAM/CSEM is wrong and illegal not because it offends us, not because it looks ugly—it’s wrong and illegal primarily because it causes physical, emotional, and psychological harm to real children, leading to trauma that can last for many years or, in some cases, make it impossible for them to live with that trauma.
Fictional characters such as lolis or anime characters cannot be victims of this because THEY SIMPLY DO NOT EXIST; they are not human beings with feelings—they are just drawings of fictional characters; they are objects, not real people.
Furthermore, your arguments about “phenotypes” are easily refuted by these points:
-Pedophilia is sexual attraction to real prepubescent children, not to drawings of fictional characters.
-Anime characters have impossible proportions (large heads, giant eyes, physically impossible bodies). They do not replicate real children’s phenotypes.
-Claiming that “everything in animation comes from real life” is a fallacy. If that were true, then any character with elf ears, magical powers, or exaggerated proportions would also be “based on reality” in a problematic way
Conclusion: By definition, sexualizing a stylized drawing is not the same as sexualizing a real child.
3. “They're pedophiles who've found a loophole” + “They settle for pixels out of fear of going to jail”
This is pure malicious speculation.
You're assuming, without evidence, that:
- Everyone who consumes lolicon is a pedophile
- They only consume it because they can't have the real thing
There are many people who consume lolicon without being attracted to the real thing
Just as there are people who like tentacle hentai
People who like furry or monster hentai
Or even rape hentai
And all those people, by default, aren’t attracted to the real thing
What you’re doing is making personal attacks, not presenting a real argument
4. “The exposure normalizes and escalates desire.”
This is an argument that’s been repeated far too often, but there’s no solid evidence to support it—even if we look for it, the evidence actually refutes that point.
If lolicon normalizes this and drives people to commit crimes in real life, then explain why countries where lolicon is illegal have MORE rape and child molestation rates than Japan, where lolicon originated. (1st image)
This is the same argument that was used to demonize video games, claiming they caused school shootings—and this applies here as well. After all, Japan has a larger number of gamers, yet we don’t see as much violence there as we do in the United States or other countries, right?
The fact that people commit crimes of this nature isn’t simply because they consume lolicon or play video games; these are multifactorial issues that depend more on the person themselves than on the fiction itself. Blaming only that is an oversimplification.
5. Your argument after this takes on an extremist-religious tone
-You propose social punishments and “something more permanent” than prison
-You use religious arguments: “When Jesus returns, they won’t enter heaven”
This is no longer a rational debate. It’s a desire for punishment and social exclusion for consuming fiction. It’s the same kind of logic that was used against homosexuality or certain types of pornography in the past.
6. “Don’t let them gaslighth you"
This is a preventive attack.
Any argument you refute (fiction ≠ reality, there are no victims, freedom of expression, etc.) is dismissed out of hand as a “pedophile’s handbook.” It’s a way to avoid a real debate.
Undoubted PROOF (KIDS ACT) was PAID for by Over 120 major tech, telecom, and media companies 🚨🚨🚨file lobbying occurred on a single bill 2024-2025⚠️⚠️⚠️
⚠️they are not reading it. They are negotiating the text. Lobbying disclosures on a bill mean those companies submitted markups, drafted amendments, met with committee staff, and traded provisions behind closed doors. They bought their way into the drafting room.🚨🚨🚨🚨
This is textbook regulatory capture.🚨🚨
⚠️⚠️It looks like companies funding the bill, hired the lobbyists who drafted the language, working with the legislators who sponsor it, and voting it through before the opposition can read it. The KIDS Act is a consolidated package. H.R. 7757 is the container. S.1409 is the engine. The companies in the screenshot paid for it…
The lobbying database confirms the money trail.
https://t.co/abHbNgjqQe
The fact that this post has 1 MILLION whole views and not even 300 likes, really says everything needs to be said. The only people Who want this shit Is corrupted politicians Who are the Little dogs of big tech companies like meta.
PASSED: the KIDS Act requires age verification on obscene websites, sets nationwide standards enforced by the FTC, and empowers parents, while letting states pass even stronger child protections.
Thank you @RepGuthrie!
@dbl_mp1 Its honestly so frustrating that my Life Is gonna be affected by some other country idiots politicians and theres nothing real i can do to stop this aside from bitching online 😒
"Parents should be able to control their kid's online experiences!"
THEY ALREADY CAN!! THEY ALREADY FREAKING CAN!! THEY CAN DO THIS RIGHT THE FRICK NOW!!
WE DON'T NEED TO VIOLATE OUR 1ST AND 4TH TO ACHIEVE CHILD SAFETY!! PARENTS JUST NEED TO DO THEIR JOBBBBBB!!!!!