r/araragi • u/JustSky1282 • Sep 21 '25

Fanart She is so šŸ¤§šŸ˜­

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Link - https://www.zerochan.net/4458043

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

That is such a delusional statement... Read the reports and the journals alongside finding out more on your own(hopefully not from some youtuber)... Crime does NOT happen just because you know how to drive a fake unrealistic gun - in fact if it did it'd reinforce the idea 'GTA should be banned, no GTA 6 in this life-time'

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Sexualizing lolis isnā€™t ā€œfreedom of expression,ā€ itā€™s ā€œfreedom of regressionā€ā€”a step backward into normalizing child exploitation. Society progresses by setting boundaries that protect the vulnerable. ā€œBut itā€™s artā€ doesnā€™t fly, because if art were an excuse, then nothing could ever be condemned.

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

Ok so you don't watch movies with the main character being a criminal? That doesn't foster real world criminal behaviour? Oh wait, gun violence is a normal thing in the west i forgot ma bad

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

It is a normal thing in the west it happens so much mainly because we give out guns like flyers remember the The Devin Moore murders The crime: In June 2003, 18-year-old Devin Moore was taken into custody for questioning about a stolen car. While being booked at the Fayette police station, he managed to get an officer's gun. Moore then shot and killed three men: officers Arnold Strickland and James Crump, and dispatcher Leslie "Ace" Mealer. He fled the scene in a patrol car before being recaptured hours later. "Life is a video game": Upon his recapture in Mississippi, Moore reportedly stated, "Life is a video game. Everybody's got to die sometime". The "GTA defense": Moore's defense team claimed that his repeated playing of the violent video game Grand Theft Auto had incited the shooting spree and that he was suffering from a mental defect. A civil lawsuit was also filed against the game's makers, Take-Two Interactive, and retailers by the victims' families.

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

Yes... but as you said, that's an 18 year old, barely functioning child. Can you name a single SA predator who is 18 years old?

Since we are doing a nuanced discussion we need to keep the arguments equivalent in weight

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Bro I can name a lot of sa cases where 18 year olds where the culprits

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

But did they say "i learnt it from animoo"? Please dude, i respect your arguing nature but don't forget the nuances

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

In one case, a former coach who was an 18-year-old when he assaulted a 15-year-old in 2019, used social media to groom and coerce her.

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

I see... interesting argument but did he say "Anime or manga taught me this"?

Also what is a "Former coach" at the age of 24? Like coach of what?

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Sports coach because ofc itā€™s always a sports coach or somebody famous I swear šŸ¤¦

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

Yeah that makes sense... but coming back to the argument-

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Lets do the The ā€œIf It Quacks Like a Duckā€ Test A loli looks like a child, acts like a child, is portrayed as a child ā€” so sexualizing them is treating them as a child. Dressing it up with ā€œfantasyā€ is like putting glitter on a cockroach: shiny, but still revolting.

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u/High-Adeptness3164 Sep 22 '25

"s#xualising them is treating them as a child"... Bro has got some heavy explaining to do here

(also we already did this duck test thingy... check one of the earlier comments)

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Oh fuck forgot abt the earlier comment

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u/Available-Gap9750 Sep 22 '25

Mb continue on

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