anime isn't weird.

For the past few days, I had been noticing an increase in the amount of arguments and general negativity across almost all the sites I use. At first I was confused to see so many communities "line up" like that, normally there's somewhere else to go a when a stink starts to rise up in one place. But then I realized...
It's August! Everyone is mad because they have to back to school soon (or already have), lol! I think this is the first summer of my life where I haven't talked to someone that's still in their education or even seen a back-2-skool advertisement until all the way in August.

Gyarus Assemble!

whats the best low cost airline in terms of experience. last time i flew on spirit (rip) my seat reeked of vomit and last time i flew on frontier there was a group of jewish kids screaming the whole flight and the flight attendants did nothing.

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greatest heyuri threads of all time?

I love Mushoku Tensei Rudeus is one of us it is literally the redemption story of a pedophile NEET.

This show was kinda hard to watch at times because of how real it sometimes got and honestly i feel like it had more balls than Welcome to the NHK tbh because the show doesn't hold back on the subject matter and says what it wants to say whereas the NHK anime adaptation dips its toes but is afraid to actually say anything compared to the original NHK novel.

PLACE: SUPERSTORE
TIME: 3 MINUTES.
MISSION: PUT WHATEVER YOU CAN IN THE CART AND RETURN BEFORE TIME ENDS.

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This is anime.
Any questions?

posting hand maid may on Maid Monday

i did it today

I recently analyzed all the cases that were published online in news sites (which is almost certainly not all of them...) where people were prosecuted for lolicon images. I wanted to share some data and see what conclusions you come up with.

First, a fact
At a federal level it is currently a legal grey area, but lolicon itself is, ostensibly, legal. At least to posses in private. That is as far as I can stretch the law to say definitively.

Here's what I found:

>74% of people charged with a crime for owning lolicon images also allegedly had real CP. This was difficult to get exact data on because there is no seperate charge in most cases for owning lolicon. Many people were indicted on the same offenses that actual CP would get you. Take with grain of salt.

>75-80% (there was some uncertainty in whether real CP was involved in some cases from the indictments) of the people who were caught with lolicon and real CP were convicted with no successful appeal.

>A majority, anywhere from 50% to 60% of the people who were charged with just owning lolicon, not real CP, were convicted and did not successfully appeal. The other rough-half either had charges dropped or appealed successfully. Many of those who were charged had some charges reduced. The 10% margin of error depends on which cases actually involved lolicon, which isn't clear. There is no legal definition and the distinction is usually ignored

So as far as I understand, regardless of what federal law states, in PRACTICE, owning lolicon imagery can, and does, more often than it does not, result in a successful conviction. My guess is that the type of lolicon matters too.

So lolicon seems to be kind of like the inverse of weed possession in some states. Whereas the latter is illegal on a federal level, but rarely enforced in reality, lolicon is, technically, legal, but people are nonetheless convicted of crimes for it. Evidently case law surrounding lolicon is too niche for most judges and so they just treat it as CP and get away with it most of the time.

I am actually writing a research paper on this topic with respect to the legality of a certain website and will share that here soon alongside the raw data. All of these numbers are preliminary and this is basically napkin math.

ITT Post Roxy from Mushoku Tensei.

ITT Post the cute loli maid from Mushoku Tensei.

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