Do you think that some animes should be suppressed because of their perverted side?

[Anonymous]

I know that manga doesn’t define the Japanese style but I am very shocked because I clicked some key worlds like 5 years old to see if it’s real and I was shocked to see a hentai with a guy fucking five years old kids! I didn’t read all the hentai because it was atrocious, but in the key words you can see the words (shotacon, lolicon, stomach deformation, rape!). What bother me it’s the way some animes are using little girls and now even little boys, in a sexual way! And of course because of the liberty of expression we have to say that it’s (kawaiiiii)! I’m sorry but how in the world can I found it cute the way they are showing a little girl speaking in a sexual way with her big brother? Oh yeah I forgot but animes are even promoting inceste! I’m a huge anime fan but It’s a shame for me to see all this, but if I say that some animes fan will reply that I’m closed minded bigot baka and that’s it’s art! I love art!! But for me some kind of anime are really promoting atrocities! Do you also think that we should suppress lolicon?

[Anonymous]

In my country (Australia) loli hentai is illegal (as is porn of flat women...). To a certain extent, no one is being harmed so I don't really see the problem (it is a safe outlet for those desires, other outlets for pedophiles can be... rather more harmful to everyone involved). As for incest, who cares as long as they don't reproduce. Other tags you may wish to avoid include guro, snuff, rape, forced, any type of deformation, urethral/nipple fuck, slave, hypnosis, amputation, shota/loli, infant, skull/eye fuck, asphixiation, branding, electrocution, needles. There is a whole pile of others that are pretty bad as well, but I can't remember them off the top of my head.

[ZanyInternetName]

>Manga doesn't define the Japanese stile
It literally does.

Anyway, there is little in the way of data on whether such material is used as a replacement behaviour (if at all) more so than it may, again as aggregate, potentially lower the barrier to committing pedophilic acts. I could not find any correlation between this type of porn in circulation and the counts of sexual crimes involving minors in Japan. So unless you can show me data either way I'd not seek to suppress it.

[ZanyInternetName]

Also, honeypots.

[ZanyInternetName]

I mean /b/ is just one giant honeypot.

[ShesAmerican]

Weeb

[4pple]

That's not anime you're watching, that's hentai. And there is a lot more disturbing things than that. But good news for you; loli hentai (minors) is being considered pedophilia and is now being slowly made illegal.
(Here's some tags that are even more messed up, if you don't know what they are, don't google them)

[Anonymous]

I'm a big anime fan and Manga fan as well. But here's the thing you looked up something very specific. Of course if you go looking your going to find it. I won't call you any names as you describe and I won't say it's art, as an artist I know the different forms of art even in the erotic genre's.

But you see you're finding the very small percentages of that stuff and you shouldn't let affect your love for anime or Manga.

[Anonymous]

Well yeah if you go looking for kiddie porn you'll find it. It's out there, as horrible as that may be. If you are gonna censor anime and manga, you may as well remove the same elements from shows like Game of Thrones and also censor porn.

[Dchrls78104]

Don't suppress! It's only harmless anime! It's not like they'll go through the "bother" of trying to get in touch with a real woman, let alone a kid! 😂😂😂

[Anonymous]

I don't get why loli in anime is pedophilic but action isn't assault or murder.
Pedophilia isn't ileagal because you aren't allowed to think prepubescent people are attractive, it's ileagal because prepubescent people are to young to consent.

[Tohhhru]

That's what most anime is these days perverted crap

[blondfrog]

No, no need to turn Japanese into American Hollywood pussies too.

[PrincessJasmindaaa]

No never

[laughinglad999]

nope