[GonzoII]

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[SeekAndFind]

This from a country that does not want to have kids.

[martin_fierro]

[Snickering Hound]

Good luck with that, they sell used little girls panties in vending machines.

[DoughtyOne]

Catholic online... children... honestly?

Look folks, I’ve been very very reserved over time on this issue, but don’t flaunt this in my face. It really pi—ed me off.

Let someone with clean hands address this.

[TSgt]

Redefining depravity is a Japanese pastime.

[Loyalist]

Defeat in World War II broke the Bushido culture in Japan. Garbage like this makes me wonder if that was entirely good for Japan.

[apillar]

They had a show about the weird sexual culture of Japan on one of the science channels a while back. Japan is very strange in the regard that they have never had either a religious or a cultural taboo about pedophilia. Child molestation is frowned upon, but nowhere to the degree of the West, and child voyeurism is considered fine. Oddly enough, for many years child pornography was legal, but adult pornography was banned. Even though Japan recently banned the production of child pornography to appease the West, it's still “winked” at by the authorities. However, child pornography has largely moved to the cartoon or “anime” sector, where anything goes. Comic books and anime videos depicting child pornography can be readily purchased on just about any street corner. Strange thing is, there is really no public demand for stricter laws and as this story points out, lawmakers will quite freely defend child pornography against what they consider a western attack on their culture.

[varyouga]

While manufacture, sale and proof of purchase should be outlawed, I don't believe that simple possession should be illegal.

It leaves the door open to abuse and allows anyone to be legally ruined by nearly anyone with little true evidence. Just a few examples: a jealous lover logging on your PC and setting you up, a hacker breaking into your network or even a corrupt law enforcement/government official setting you up for any reason.

The same is true of our insane drug possession laws. For example, anyone that doesn't like you can plant a coin-sized package of nearly worthless over-cut drugs and next time you get pulled over, you will be charged with a mandatory 5-10 year minimum in many states. The only proof required is the package and you will be behind bars unless YOU can prove it's someone else’s. Good luck

Don't think it happens? A good friend of mine was set-up and sentenced to 5 years after an ex-lover set him up. I confronted her and she laughed how easy it was. He was highly respected in the community but zero-tolerance possession laws mandated 5 years. She said I'd be next if I ever spoke to her again and I regret not recording the conversation. He took his own life and said he would never be a free man because there was nothing to stop her from repeating it.

“Magic Illegal Object” laws are a miscarriage of justice and allow law enforcement to be lazy.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

They’ve moved ahead of Thailand then?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Is Japanese porn the reason certain parts of the movie KILL BILL are animated, so they can’t be accused of using a real child to produce “child porn” for the movie?