Comments on: In Japan, its legal to leer at Lolitas

By: The Internet Monitor

The Internet Monitor — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:27:38 +0000

I officially invoke Rule #34. Get over it people. Welcome to the interweb.

By: lol wtf

lol wtf — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 08:40:53 +0000

Molesting/rapes in USA is apparently higher than those in Japan even thought stuffs like these are illegal in America. What does that tell you?

By: kirballs1

kirballs1 — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 11:02:24 +0000

We don’t need your pity :p.Nothing wrong in watching cute young girls whats your problem.Having relations with one is another story…

By: Bee

Bee — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:25:05 +0000

I think if theyn are really underage, that only lead to one way, no way. so i dont think they could become some exploit in adult way, every one have reason, if their parent let that happend, i can say no more. but in my country, they will be arrested the child and the parent, with the sponsor and every one involved. but you can buy the law. that always happend. so i think that is not a problem any more. At least for some ppl.

By: Maiku_66

Maiku_66 — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:08:34 +0000

Ok Tom, here’s the thing…
Everything you said about the young Japanese girls and how they are viewed by both men and women in Japan is fine (and even commendable) for them as well as the Japanese culture. But as you very well know, the issue here has nothing to do with those individuals, and everything to do with the perverted lot who were undoubtedly at the photo session. I do not pretend to speak for all “Westerners”, but I will say this: It is wrong! Plain and simple! It doesn’t matter what culture/country/society condones it. It’s still wrong to exploit anyone under ‘legal’ age, whatever that age is deemed to be by the society that governs it. The fact that these girls are ‘under aged’ speaks to their potential level of development (social, emotional, intellectual, etc.) and that they ‘may’ be incapable of recognizing or understanding that not everyone believes what the ‘ideal’ adult does. They don’t (and in some cases are unable to) understand that everyone who ‘admires’ them may not have their best interests at heart. That is where we, as responsible adults need to step in to ensure their physical (and emotional) well-being. Understand that this is not a cultural thing, but rather something that should be done in order to safeguard our children; the children of the world belong to the entire world, especially given the modern world’s use of the internet and television. Societies (and their borders) begin to blur when modern technology is involved. A 38 yr. old who is infatuated with an 8 yr. old, so much so that he needs to follow her around with a camera and ‘pay’ to capture images of her in suggestive clothing (and who happens to have a computer with an internet connection), is now able to ‘exploit’ that ‘child’ so that other ill-reputes can leer at them all over the world. Great for them, but terrible for the ‘World Society’ that I (and my children) now find ourselves.

By: Math Simon

Math Simon — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:30:14 +0000

Awww… They are so Cute!!!! I can remember my sister when she was young back then in her school uniform…. awww.. so kawaii!!!