Post number #236599, ID: 591543
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At least in the U.S., it is difficult to find a definitive answer. If this were the situation: I was an artist and made virtual art sexually depicting a character under 18, would I be arrested? All I've found are cases of possession, not creation.
The second thing, this is in the U.S.. I think it's different in other countries, but Canada and Brazil, two of the three I researched, seem way more strict. Russia, on the other hand, pretty much doesn't care.
Post number #236600, ID: 591543
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So the question becomes: Where is it legal?
Post number #236668, ID: d980e9
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it's freedom of speech bruuhhh
it's only illegal if you make it super photorealistic
Post number #236669, ID: d980e9
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"that it's virtually undistinguishable from a real person of the minority"
yeah i just made that up to sound legit
Post number #236693, ID: 7f299d
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Depends on the state in the U.S. Most are ok but for some it's a big no no
Post number #236744, ID: f21784
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Iunno about the US, but it might be a grey zone here in Switzerland. You guys know Shadman? Yeah he got kicked out of Uni and had trouble with the police for drawing "fucked up stuff".
Post number #236827, ID: ecceba
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Equally grey in US, or rather it's illegal but not really enforced - sometimes used as a start to get a warrant searching for "real" child porn but in every case I've seen it hasn't been prosuctuted beyond that.
Well how well it would stand up in court is unknown so I doubt most prosucutors want to take that risk as the laws wording has a little room for ambiguity.
Post number #236904, ID: 69bf0b
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>>236599 If you think that Russia doesn't care, you are almost in jail if you come here.
Post number #237014, ID: 20b06d
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>>236668 My state, Minnesota bans it. They word-for-word say pornographic work includes "...Computer generated image or picture."
Post number #237038, ID: f21784
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>>237014 That is fucked up my dude, better get that LUKS full disk encryption ready.
Post number #237064, ID: 70076b
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>>237014 but what if it's hand drawn though? some jp artists draw by hand
Post number #237107, ID: bc8576
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>>237064 That'a there too, it even says "Or other means..." after a big list. https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=617.246
Post number #237252, ID: 5762a1
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Bestiality is legal in Ohio
Post number #237703, ID: d05124
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It's not, every time someone brings up a case the guy got busted for the real stuff first. I mean, wouldn't Pixiv be taken off the play store if it was illegal here? So much Loli there
Post number #238427, ID: 5f3582
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Dunno how much Wikipedia can actually help you but here. It maybe a fun read?
Post number #238428, ID: 5f3582
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To quote the United States bit (as everyone here is American)
"The PROTECT Act of 2003 codifies much of the U.S. child pornography laws, including simulated child pornography, such as cartoons, and has been used to successfully prosecute individuals for possession of cartoon child pornography."
Your not safe.
Post number #238429, ID: 5f3582
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You're*
Fucking ruined my omenous quote!
Post number #238501, ID: 011323
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Damn, government sucks. Why the hell would they bad lolicon? Artists should restart the guro movement or something.
Post number #238635, ID: 9f33f7
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Just write "this person is 18" on their forehead. For fucks sake they aren't real, they could be robots or mind-time-travelers for all anyone knows.
Post number #238683, ID: 29944a
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>>238635 so by this logic, a hyper photorealistic 3D render of a naked child being fucked isn't child pornography? Even though nobody could distinguish it from a photograph of real CP? Seemslegit.jpg
Post number #238696, ID: 9f33f7
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>>238683 Holy hell did you escalate that fast. I was talking about regular ol' hentai. Where the hell did that come from?
Post number #238721, ID: 70076b
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>>238683 loliphobia is real
Post number #238743, ID: 89dac8
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>>238683 who are you even talking to? Did anyone say anything about perfect-photorealistic-indestinguishable-from-real pictures?
I mean, if it was indistinguishable from real I think they'd be arrested anyway because of what the word indistinguishable means
Post number #238758, ID: 29944a
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>>238696 you implied that as long as they aren't real, it doesn't matter what the visual content represents.
>>238721 Loli is hot. But this is a shitty argument for why it shouldn't be illegal, and a shitty way to determine what's okay or not. Precisely because of what I described.
>>238743 You could easily prove it was a render by showing the mesh, texturing, scene from different or impossible angles, animating a short video with the characters frozen in place.
Post number #238761, ID: 29944a
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>>238743 I realize nobody talked about photorealistic renders. But my point was that the argument "if it isn't real, then it could be an adult for all we know" necessarily means that we could never consider computer generated content cp. So I gave an example where we obviously would consider cg content as cp to illustrate why this line of reasoning is faulty. No need to be so mad, friend. Loli is fine by me. Let's just make sure we aren't using bad reasoning to back it up.
Post number #238789, ID: 9f33f7
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Ah, well then yeah I guess. If a story involves a robot that looks underage, it could be 18, there could be a whole story about it, living out it's 18 years. What I was meaning was that none of it is real so you can have situations that are completely separate from non-fiction.
I mean, there are actual pornstars that very much look (to me at least) uncomfortably young, like 14 or something, but they are actually in their 20s. You couldn't arrest someone for having that porn.
Post number #238795, ID: 9f33f7
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So likewise with hentai, you can have characters who look really young but actually aren't. And since the actual ages are decided by whoever is making it, you could literally write this person is 18 on their forhead and it would be true, because they are ficticious.
Post number #238800, ID: 9f33f7
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The whole thing is just silly. Imagine a judge asking if this drawing is underage.
"No sir, she's an alien-time-traveler robot who just looks that way, although she's been in our time for 17 years she's lived in the future for 30 before coming to our time, and as a robot she was already implanted with the memories of an adult before that"
It's just something that drives me nuts. I'm not talking about the law though, just the stupidity of an underage law about fictional characters
Post number #238835, ID: 29944a
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>>238789 Yeah, good point about the pornstars, that's definitely a thing. So even if something appears to depict a minor, if they factually aren't, it must be okay - cos we allow real life porn of young looking adults... That's confusing because we both have the sense that the photorealistic render shouldn't be allowed, but I can't think of any logically consistent reason for it other than that's just where I personally draw the line. So maybe it should be allowed after all...fuck
Post number #238840, ID: 29944a
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>>238800 anyway I see what you meant now, sorry for coming off all aggressive. I guess at the end of the day as long as nobody was harmed to make the fap material then it's probably not too big a deal. *Shrug* I ended up more confused after than before lol
Post number #239392, ID: 840b45
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It's fine as long as you're not male
Post number #239734, ID: 8e11ac
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>>239392 You also can't be white or Muslim.
Post number #239916, ID: 2af6e3
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Post number #240207, ID: 094eca
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>>239392 Can someone become Muslim the same way some people convert to other religions?
Post number #240239, ID: b4e21d
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>>240207 Whole point of Islam is to convert people and opress those who still not converted.
Post number #240672, ID: 4335e3
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No.
Post number #240694, ID: ef8398
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>>240239 fucking retard don't lie
Post number #240763, ID: 8e11ac
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>>240239 I think that's called extremists, not Muslims.
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| At least in the U.S., it is difficult to find a definitive answer. If this were the situation: I was an artist and made virtual art sexually depicting a character under 18, would I be arrested? All I've found are cases of possession, not creation.
The second thing, this is in the U.S.. I think it's different in other countries, but Canada and Brazil, two of the three I researched, seem way more strict. Russia, on the other hand, pretty much doesn't care.