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A blossom born to wilt, a bygone day laid low in the heart's hollow.
A palmful of searing snow, those vows that fare toward the coming spring.
"Amidst endless white, a flaming red kindles new life.
When those wishes find their dawn, it shall be... the spring that waited beneath snow."
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@q2yogurt @WSJ_manga On that point, I agree. His name should have remained public, so people could decide for themselves whether to read his work and give him a second chance by separating the art from the artist, or choose not to because the crime was serious
@lewdgordo@Zb1515@linesinmotion If a person can never return to practicing their profession, even after serving their sentence and completing rehabilitation, then we are effectively introducing a form of lifelong civil punishment. That's what I think
@lewdgordo@Zb1515@linesinmotion I believe in a rehabilitative justice system that gives everyone a second chance. Of course, if someone wastes that chance, then it’s fair that they face the appropriate social consequences
@lewdgordo@Zb1515@linesinmotion The justice system exists to determine punishment, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Justice doesn’t mean making someone pay forever: it’s about giving people the chance to change and rebuild their lives once they have paid for their crimes. That's what I believe
@Zb1515@linesinmotion Murder. Even in that case, I’m against the death penalty. I support a just but severe sentence, along with rehabilitation and reintegration into society
@smtvwales @Y_I_K_ES@WSJ_manga Let’s keep this discussion civil. I believe that, until proven otherwise, someone can change if they go through rehabilitation and come to understand their crimes. It’s okay to disagree with me, of course, but how long should someone have to keep paying for what they did?
@CosmicLass@linesinmotion More than five years have passed since the incident. Who decides how long someone must be punished before they can return to their work? The crime was very serious and the sentence too lenient, but that doesn’t mean he should have to pay for it for the rest of his life.
@Y_I_K_ES @smtvwales @WSJ_manga I’m not defending a pedophile. I’m pointing out that, until proven otherwise, he might no longer be one, and he can’t be made to pay forever for what he did.
@Y_I_K_ES @smtvwales @WSJ_manga It’s about justice, rehabilitation, and the right to return to work after paying your debt to society. Personal attacks like this, which are also quite serious, don’t make your argument stronger. It’s the justice system that decides, not us as individuals. We live in a society.
@CosmicLass@linesinmotion I also completely agree that his name shouldn’t have been hidden. Everyone should be able to decide for themselves whether to read his works, taking into account what he did. These are morally gray areas, and it’s the right of buyers to know the truth.
@CosmicLass@linesinmotion I absolutely agree with you that the crime was serious and the sentence might not have fully matched the harm caused. But it’s the justice system that decides, not us as individuals. We live in a society, and he cannot be made to pay forever for this.
@CosmicLass@linesinmotion That would be like saying a baker can never return to his job years after his crime because the victims will suffer and carry scars forever. That’s not justice, that’s perpetual punishment.
@Y_I_K_ES @smtvwales @WSJ_manga But people who appreciate his stories, which have nothing to do with what he did, have just as much right to support and read them. Justice shouldn’t turn into permanent exclusion
@Y_I_K_ES @smtvwales @WSJ_manga So just because some people in power are pedophiles, he has to pay for all of them until he dies? What kind of twisted logic is that? His job is to write stories for manga, and after five years of good conduct and rehabilitation, he has the right to return to his work
@CosmicLass@linesinmotion He was allowed to work five years after the incident, and even if some sentences may be disproportionate, that doesn’t mean someone who has already paid for a serious crime should be permanently banned from doing their job