gizgal wrote...
I'm pretty sure they're not concerned about the fact that people enjoy drawings of children. In terms of where the desire comes from, it's clearly nurture over nature: seeing a lot of lolicon or being told that "young" is the ideal (no hair, small chest, purity) is cultural, not ingrained.
They're concerned that people who enjoy loli might enact their desires on real, vulnerable minors who don't yet know what to make of sexual stuff. Seriously, there's a reason for the age of consent...
I agree with you here completely, but you have to understand, people are
stupid. There are a lot of people that believe things like loli will turn people who would otherwise be law abiding citizens (probably with the exception of torrenting licensed stuff, but w/e) into people who will go out there and enact their fantasies on children.
In my opinion, if someone does go out there and enact their fantasies like that, they would've done it anyway! They obviously (even if unconsciously) already had that desire to go out and do that (as has been discussed already with the hardwiring analogy), and maybe the loli was a trigger. If they didn't see the loli, something else would have set them off at another time. If they can't distinguish between fantasy and reality, they have something wrong with them to begin with.
I believe that as long as what someone is doing is not infringing on the rights of someone else, it's okay. I mean, I don't like NTR and things like that, and would rather not read it, but as long as a person who reads NTR doesn't go out and enact that situation, it's cool.
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