Of course, now if you're caught with those fictional depictions of stylized characters which only slightly resemble anything remotely like a human child, you can expect to receive sentencing as if you actually were a child molester...Julianking93 said:Yeah...I noticedSamurai Goomba said:In fact, certain sites have purged all lolicon from their archives in accordance with the new laws. I find that hilarious, considering it's a fictional drawing of something that only slightly resembles a human child (really, anime is freaking far from realistic depictions of human beings).
*sigh* At least I printed off those comics when I had the chance
Fucking bullshit American laws...
I'm not into that specifically, but if I'm honest I have to admit there's probably a little kicking around on my computer. Considering most erotic anime features women with triple-E assets, lolicon could also be referred to as "realisticon" if one mentally adjusts the "age" (they have no age-they are drawings) of the characters.