Idols isn't a problem that needs gov't regulation, it's something that needs good old fashioned impolite consumer pressure. If our personal decency is acquired by ourselves, families and experience, we would be doing much better job raising our children. net/get-vthumb/876421/5c353d359d86baea471f3416abe961f5/176x100","preview":{"url":"https://video-preview.

It is society’s obligation to prevent that abuse, if uncovered, and if unabated, society’s obligation (and right) to remove that child from danger, subsequently giving that child a better opportunity to grow into a healthy, productive member of society than he or she would have had in an abusive home. It is hardly totalitarian to enforce rules that reflect the majority will of the people and their moral code of conduct.You seem to think that morality and doing the right thing only come about as a result of being codified in civil law, when in fact it happens exactly opposite; People and societies make civil law based on their sense of right on wrong, not the other way around. If your child does have a social networking profile, teach them to block or ignore people and how to set strict privacy settings. You make broad and grand suppositions without a shred of proof, and leaps of logic that, being entirely subjective, have no basis in reality or fact, e.

I would say they are wasting your money, your energy, and actually making things worse for your kids. The word "sick" is being used a lot in this thread, mostly describing guys who are attracted to young girls. Mr, the most eccentric member of Takashi Murakami’s stable of pop artists, admits he suffers from lolicon, and recruited junior idols to star in his 2008 film, "Nobody Dies. Sometimes you will come across a magnificent cover image in the Google Image results, but the site hosting it will be blocking non-Japanese IP’s from accessing it.

You seriously need to reflect on why this bothers you so much while you have only guesses about the models feel. At the same time individual visions of morals have been overshadowed by generalizations and self interest of few in power. Just ride any rush hour train and count the number of older guys reading lolita related manga, photo magazines etc.

What get's me is in Japan, Companies and Landlords spend substantial amounts of money to ensure they don't have descendants of "Unclean" people. As abhorrent as it may sound, children as young as 2 who are billed as “junior idols” release photo books and DVDs. There are going to be Otaku for each of those types and I don't think they agree amongst themselves too often when it comes to "other" types of manga/anime. The guys leering at the girls are disgusting, the girls are getting paid and the mothers have some really crappy parenting skills. You've already admitted you're fairly ignorant regarding manga and anime, but that didn't stop you from criticizing the entire industry.No, when you become a parent you finally realise the truth of all the stuff your own parents used to tell you that you thought was just old fuddy-duddy rubbish and they were saying it just to stop you having fun. Some providers are part of family friendly WiFi schemes with filters to block inappropriate content.

What people seem to be bothered about is that some people are jerking off when they get home from the beach, my point is that people can do what they want with their time, whether society thinks it's sick or not.

It went out of business last year unfortunately and nothing has taken its place yet, nor does it look like there is going to be. Those agencies think that by not making these young girls strip, they are creating a "gray" area which finds its way round the law.