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| v1cious Posts: 3447 Location: Fresno, TX |
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| here we go again |
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| Panon Posts: 68 |
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I laughed. |
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| CorneredAngel ANN News Staff Posts: 696 Location: Bloomington, IN |
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| I haven't looked at the actual legislation yet, but looks like, lolicon or not, animated or drawn or whatever, bringing pornographic images of children into Australia will get you busted. | ||||
Dargonxtc SubscriberPosts: 3467 Location: Nc5xd7+ スターダストの海洋 Awaiting the Messiah at an ancient Greek temple. Where Gods are housed. |
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| Oh lord, just when you thought this was done for a while...
I wonder what the video game that was mentioned? |
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| SharinganEye Posts: 402 Location: Les Etats-Unis d'Amérique |
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| ichiro3923 Posts: 167 Location: hiding in your closet watching you |
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Maybe the way that sentence was worded was so ambiguous that it gave the impression that the journalist believes that anime is nothing more than pornographic material. Seriously though, if the journalist's intent was to say that anime is porn, shouldn't he/ she do at least some kind of research on anime before making that kind of accusation? |
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| PantsGoblin Encyclopedia Editor Posts: 2934 Location: Agoura Hills, CA |
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WHY!? Also, thought police alert. |
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| os-osiris Posts: 15 Location: usa ... |
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| Okay, seriously, why is something that is animated considered offensive? It isn't real >_> | ||||
| DaZ616 Posts: 315 Location: Sydney, Australia |
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So this is how the word gets out, leading people to think "Anime = Porn" I was talking to my art teacher about ideas for my ART major and he says to me "what do u like, hobbys?? etc etc", I replied "anime, football..." and he butts in and says "..What? anime??..those Animated pornos???" I started laughing, while at the same time...pissed... -DaZ |
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| Daemonblue Posts: 454 |
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| That statement came close to making me sick cause it only shows one of two possibilities, the journalist knows not a single thing about anime, or he's obsessed with hentai, and as a journalist, that statement was a major fallacy. If his problem is the former, he needs to go out and study more, if it's the latter, well, I think we should know what he needs to do if it's the latter.
Also, I use the terms "journalist" and "he" loosely because it was members of the staff, whose name(s) they did not specify. |
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| DaZ616 Posts: 315 Location: Sydney, Australia |
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| The Power of the Media, bringing down anime and anime fans.
Thats their goal for sure. They don't care about what is right or wrong, they're just focused on getting their articles out there to the people to read and believe. |
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| Vekou Posts: 310 |
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That's not what this is about.
That's not what this is about, either... |
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| Riore Posts: 4 Location: Australia |
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| Australia does not allow 18+ games to be sold in stores the poor guy had to go overseas to get his hentai games :{ | ||||
| becharm Posts: 10 |
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| are they crazy? so normal porn is ok but not anime porn? what the heck...can someone explain this? | ||||
| mskala Posts: 45 Location: Waterloo, Ontario |
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Normal porn (as in, porn featuring real humans - I'm not ready to agree that the other kind is necessarily "abnormal") isn't okay in Australia. They have extremely repressive laws about it. See, for instance, the recent government push to crack down on the Net: http://www.australianit.news.com.au/ |
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