/loli/ - Lolis

No, 4chan is now owned by SJWs. Why they got rid of the loli board long ago. And I won't be going back to 4chan probably ever. It's a cesspool on par with tumblr now. Not to mention that since it;s owned by a data mining company now if you live in a country where loli is illegal you are taking a risk.

Why go there for loli when we can have it here? We can make threads for it on most boards as well.

There will never be a good reason to go back to 4chan. Ever.

>>29109

what he said.

>>29109

To be fair, 4/b/'s loli threads are a nice change of pace if they aren't being spammed to hell.

/loli/ is rather slow, after all.

At least they were that way when I participated like a year ago. haven't been there for a while

>>29116

>Implying speed = quality.

>>29124

True, but I've had some interesting conversations on there.

That didn't spawn over days.

>>29104

No, because he knows loli is becoming increasingly taboo in the west(and to a degree in Japan), and the only benefit of such a board would be to attract the hate of even more people. Not to mention they would end up in the same financial situation as HW is right now with no payment processor wanting to keep them because of loli(they say cp, but they mean everything sexualizing minors, including loli/shota)

Only reason loli is still allowed on 4chan is because /b/ moves so fast that 4chan can always claim to have "removed" the offending content before the ad companies could start legitimately complaining.

>>29183

That's only true for Europe, mainly Britain, than again half of all porn is illegal in Britain. Loli is only getting more popular in the west, that's why the SJWs are attacking it.

>>29185

Mexico and Canada have had a ban on loli for a long time. Brazil as well. An increasing number of European countries have enacted legislature to ban it in the last 7 or 8 years alone. France made it punishable by jail. The Netherlands tried to ban expand the ban from realistic loli to unrealistic and partly succeeded/partly failed. Many Asian countries ban it, the Philippines being one of it. Australia and NZ of course as well. The Czech Republic and Hungary banned it. Russia too, and it goes as far as to team up with the EU and force sites off shore to take down loli. Japan has been under constant pressure since '08 to ban it.

This "Only Britain, Australia and Canada ban it" notion is antiquated and misrepresenting reality, mainly because most chans have an US population, which tends to care much more about other English speaking countries and ignores the rest.

>>29229

Well at least spain recently legalized it

>>29229

Wasn't talking about the banning of it, was talking about it's popularity. They may ban it but it is still more popular than ever. And to speak of representing reality there are what like 20 countries that ban it? There are like 150 countries that don't ban it. It is still legal in the majority of the world.

>>29104

No.

If you read through his Q/A, he either answers very evasively or with other questions. That's the Japanese way of saying "No!" politely, since just saying "No!" outright is authoritative/rude.

>>29249

>That's the Japanese way of saying "No!" politely,

It's also because Japanese dislike irrevocable statements or promises, therefore they often stay somewhat vague to keep the opportunity for changing their mind or saying they were just mistaken. He doesn't rule out reconsidering it. So while it's (not so) clearly a 'no' for now, things might look different a bit ahead.

>>29246

That's like saying google being anti free speech doesn't matter because you can always open your own site and have freedom there. The pattern of loli being banned in first world countries mirrors the way in which CP was illegalized. Big, influential countries first, then smaller ones, until there's basically no nation left that doesn't persecute it. This is a process that takes time. It took CP 30 years to banned almost worldwide, a global ban on loli will take even longer.