@beardalaxy @bajax @Soy_Magnus
lol he shares my post, and then calls someone from detroitcity to come and what, try to get their gang of ingrates to pile on me like weeks ago from Luke's post?
And apparently he's the one being sarcastic?
Lol
Yeah, sure, he sarcastically tagged the guy in and brought up detroit-ers....Sarcastically....
Lol
@bajax @Soy_Magnus @beardalaxy
Do you not see the "/s" at the bottom of my comment?
Do you not know what that stands for?
I'll help you out.
It stands for "sarcasm".
You're trying to gatekeep an attraction, which never works.
> Legalizing loli doesn't prevent pedos
> It increases offense
> It doesn't actually, based on data
And you're saying you're "consistent"?
Are you reading what you're writing?
@beardalaxy making something illegal actually tends to motivate people who are already committing crimes to do more crimes, because they're already committing crimes.
Aren't you familiar with the "war on drugs"?
My point was that decriminalizing lolicon (at the very least) could help prevent people from "gateway"-ing into real life abuse by not making them think they're a criminal from the start.
You know, like the argument for weed legalisation.
@beardalaxy you've done this before, where you think that because they say indecent photos that means real children, even though the last time it was AI/lolicon as well.
Newsflash, Beard, the U.K. government literally does not distinguish between the two.
Lolicon is CSAM, according to their own definition. It was most likely 242 lolicon images, you know, the stuff you jack it too.
@beardalaxy I think it's important to point out that lolicon is banned in the U.K. (where this case occured) as CSAM, so, ironically, if it was legalized/decriminalized, then maybe this person wouldn't have done what they did...
@bulky_nerd@fedi.yesmap.net
Obviously, I'm against actual violent physical rape, non-consensual abuse, unwanted sexual assault etc...
I've suffered sexual assault myself (not as a child, but as an adult), and it's not pleasant. 10/10 would not do again.
I have my issues with "biastophiles", although it largely depends on the way they argue their position.
I've evolved from my earlier knee-jerk reaction.
I can understand the ones who say "it's just a kink/attraction, I'm not going to act on it", but there are others who unironically say "I haven't done it yet" or "I want to do it" etc... and those ones glow in the dark, if you catch my drift...
In general, I think "rape culture" is a more-so "adult" issue. And I think the reason it's that way is, again, due to restrictions on how "sexual" people can be when they are younger (i.e. when they are kids/teenagers).
@bulky_nerd@fedi.yesmap.net yeah that's what I meant. If they do so, or voice any pro-MAP position, they should be public about it.
Ordinary MAPs who, let's be honest, live in fear, don't have a cushion to fall on if they are public, but celebs/politicians/fmr. intelligence officials do.
It'd be like a test of their sincerity.
I don't know man, whatever...