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Can Yas Forums speak to the validity of this chart?
Austin Flores
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Carter Powell
I heard that the chart is outdated, but I can tell you that I've never had problems buying or importing lolicon material in California. And from what I understand, elsewhere it comes down to state obscenity laws that are rarely enforced. Sort of like sodomy laws in certain states that makes it technically illegal for you to receive a blowjob from your wife. So in general, unless you're checking out material in a public library or a work computer you needn't worry even in Florida or Texas.
Kevin Taylor
This
The goverment can barely fucking manage to catch people with Cheeze Pizza half the time, they DO NOT have the resources to investigate, arrest, and prosecute every guy wacking it off to funny drawings.
At the very most they'll count loli as CP when you've also got pictures/videos of real kids being diddled on
John Ramirez
Loli/shota content of any kind cannot get you put in jail. This has been proven dozens of times. That chart is fear mongering nonsense. Obscenity law has never once convicted a person for possession of loli/shota art of any kind (excluding those who took a plea due to owning actual illegal content).
On top of this the amount of time and money multiple organizations (both government and private) would have to invest to even know you are looking at these cartoons is far beyond what you would ever be worth. If you are concerned about a daki or fig head on over to the fig thread and use their handy guide on how to bring that stuff in without it getting stolen or confiscated.
Fucking newfags, I swear to god.
Andrew Martinez
While they can't put you in jail, they will try anyways and still get you drowning in legal debt. Just look at this 2012 case.
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>"While one always wants to be able to change the rules in court, those opportunities are rare, and in this case the defense's extraordinary effort in persuading the crown to drop criminal charges is a very positive conclusion. We are now focusing our efforts on raising money to pay off Ryan's legal debt. We are also working with Ryan and experts in the manga community to create educational tools to help others from needing to go through anything like this themselves. We hope that people will donate to the CBLDF to help us achieve these goals quickly."
Camden Young
The chart is concerned over prison, so I stopped it at that. And made a point of bringing up how unlikely it is you'll ever have issues. That being said your warning is not the only thing to remember. You don't need to be convicted of anything to be put on the Sex Offenders Registry in the US. Always something to keep in mind.
But yeah that 2012 case gets brought up every time a board has this discussion. He really didn't do himself any favors to begin with. Leafs are a bunch of morons.
Elijah Lopez
I vaguely recall the story of one knucklehead who was caught with loli, and the judge really wanted to dismiss the case and let the guy off, but the moron kept pleading guilty and tied the court's hands. I didn't look into it, so it could be bullshit.
Nathaniel Sanders
>ok you definitely didn't violate the law, and we were wrong all along this long grueling battle, where absolutely everyone learned that you are a PEDOPHILE (child raping psycho), but we will still implicitly punish you as much as our bureaucracy allows it
This is why I can't take the west seriously when it's talking shit about other legal systems like the fucking Sharia.
Parker Baker
My entire country is a red zone yet that doesn't stop me.
Camden Bailey
I don't see how a judge could strip him of his first amendment right. I guess he could fine him for the trouble he caused the state?
Freedom isn't always a pleasant or personally beneficial thing.