/loli/ - Lolis

>>32304

>>32305

I love how some states allow bestiality and don't allow lolicon

>>32305

Chart should state states that don't allow bestiality but allow porn of it.

Been over this a thousand times. State law is trumped by federal law. Loli is federally protected under freedom of speech and freedom on expression. Now stop posting the same pic of misinformation.

Monthly reminder that OP's picture is a troll pic

>>32304

That chart, at least applying to the US, is complete misinformation.

Its not illegal anywhere in the US, the only thing thats illegal is shipping in lolicon doujins and stuff like that, but that applies to all pornography not just lolicon.

>>32305

this is a chart of states that NEEDED to make bestiality laws.

>>32318

this is not correct, state law does over rule federal law due to 10th amendment

however, loli IS protected under the 1st and the constitution is the law of the land that cannot be overruled

also loli aint real nigger how can you outlaw a drawling, it has no age nigga tbh fam

>>32328

100% correct

Please note this chart is also full of shit on Canada's end. Loli is completely illegal everywhere in Canada.

been jerking it to loli in alberta for 6 years, had no problems.

>>34239

100% false, troll else where. Federal law always with out fail trumps state law. That's why when someone is unhappy about a state ruling it goes to the supreme court for a federal ruling based on federal law. Your own comment supports what I said when you said the 10th amendment protects loli, amendments are basically equivalent to federal law.

So I linked this board to a friend but he's studying abroad in Hong Kong. Anyone know the rules over there on loli? Would he wind up in some Chinese prison for looking at a cartoon? Didn't feel this warranted its own thread and this is the first thread I saw on "legality." Hope someone here knows.

>>35820

given how many of the groups that buy and scan physical loli doujinshi are chinese, and that chinese translations of loli are fairly common, i really can't imagine it's illegal over there. i doubt the authorities there give a fuck about any non-politically-subversive speech on the internet, anyway.

then again you should just tell him to look up laws himself, it's not you can count on anyone here, just take OP's shitty misinformation chart as proof.

>>32304

>>32305

>Everyone online lives in America.

It's a real fucking shame that the Twin Towers in New York and the Pentagon was hit by planes instead of hundreds of nuclear warheads. Jesus christ Americans are a cancerous fucking growth on humanity.

wot about U-rop?

>>35827

>Worried people think you're American

If you go around displaying your inability to even be free of this asspain, no one will doubt your inability to be free in general. Let it go, third worlder.

>>35829

Europeans are capable of reading and understanding a law text themselves.

>>35980

They get plenty of practice when someone arrests them for trying to protect themselves from the shitskin hordes and they have to work out a viable defense with their team of lawyers. Then they get even more practice in the prison library when their attempt to be set free fails.

>>36028

>Then they get even more practice in the prison library when their attempt to be set free fails.

As opposed to Americans who are too occupied being fucked by a gay nigger called Hubba Bubba Whatever.

Any info on how legal it is in aus?

>>35011

That's because this chart is a load of bullshit. I'm surprised people still believe it too be true in [current year].

>>36212

Well, shit. Thanks anon.

Does /loli/ have a recommended VPN for privacy? I'm pretty inexperienced with them.

>>36214

Any VPN, really. TunnelBear is okay. You could just lurk with TOR.