UN to ban yer hentai

[EvilYuri]

Yay!

 

[noman]

Not sure if I would consider UN running out of money nay. It's a symptom of the current world order falling apart, and unless if you are someone rich and powerful, you are about going get screwed by someone rich and powerful.

 

[ariaaraara]

UN running out of money? UN "aid" trucks that have crashed just happened to be filled with tons of blood diamonds , gold, and other minerals being smuggled out of various countries. Its a criminal organization meant to serve the rich and powerful

 

[super_slicer]

Still better than any country in the middle east or continental asia.

 

[GranTurboAutismo]

Lol remember when the top UN guy trying to ban loli/shota got caught for 5 accounts of child rape? This is called cognitive dissonance

 

[XSI]

That's a psychological effect, happens with a lot of things such as rape too, for those who think about the recent 'everything is rape!' ideologies
Because they feel self-conscious, they go extra hard on making it seem like they're strongly against it in public

Not everyone is like that of course, but there's a large amount of people who are

 

[diurne]

It seems as if censure is everywhere nowadays. We need to stay alert and mobilize or we might end up like in india where porn is illegal. :-S

 

[noman]

It seems as if censure is everywhere nowadays. We need to stay alert and mobilize or we might end up like in india where porn is illegal. :-S

I love it when Indians defend the ban by claiming that porn is evil. Well, the ban certainly hasn't stopped the rapings.

 

[Deleted member 366178]

I doubt this will go anywhere. It's called an "Optional Protocol" for starters, so it's almost certainly going to be non-binding. And you may remember a UN feminism committee writing an open letter to the manga/hentai industry in Japan to try and stop shota/loli/ryona/etc.

A group of Japanese women in the industry wrote a letter back basically telling them to fuck off and mind their own business.

 

[IAmAKi]

Ha, like hell they're going to be able to police this. I'm pretty sure it's another bill passed for show and nothing more.

For example, I believe a year ago the EU put forth a ban on internet memes or something along those lines. That shit just hasn't even attempted to be policed and I haven't even heard of it since.

 

[Turrican]

Ha, like hell they're going to be able to police this. I'm pretty sure it's another bill passed for show and nothing more.

For example, I believe a year ago the EU put forth a ban on internet memes or something along those lines. That shit just hasn't even attempted to be policed and I haven't even heard of it since.

Look, on the first I agree.
But the second ... on Article 17 of the Copyright Directive, I have a serious doubt that it is a show ... and I hope that Poland wins the case against this shit (the decision should be this year or next).
Just for the record ... Article 17 goes into effect on 7 June 2021.

 

[Awesomeguy17]

The UN is toothless if the component nations refuse to uphold the laws it passes. Turns out giving unlimited veto powers to a few countries wasn't a great idea!