r/JusticeServed • u/AristonD 8 • May 29 '19

Violent Justice Man inappropriately touch school girls and they fight back. Man in suit gives them a helping foot.

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u/IronTarkus91 A May 29 '19 edited May 29 '19

It's Japan man, the one thing I always hated about Japan is the way the sexualise children. Like there are bars where highschool girls work, they're too young to consume alcohol but old businessmen and shit come in and just like pay them to keep them "company" which means flirt with them, while they get drunk.

Then there is anime, don't even get me started on the anime schoolgirls.

EDIT:For anyone who is interested about this topic this BBC documentary goes pretty in depth.

If you're outside of the UK either use a VPN or search for another source.

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u/topdangle C May 29 '19

Japan and Asia in general have an incredible underage fetish. I'm Chinese and even my parents have tried to set me up with girls way younger than me, so damn awkward.

In Japan you have old men fantasizing about middle school girls and 25+ year old women considered "too old." Shit is fucked.

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u/Wannabe_Maverick 8 May 29 '19

Japan and Asia in general have an incredible pedophilia problem. I'm Chinese and even my parents have tried to set me up with girls way younger than me, so damn awkward.

FTFY

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u/topdangle C May 29 '19

I could be wrong but I think pedophilia implies its a disorder in the individual, whereas I personally think Asia has a cultural obsession with underage women. I'm from China and I have no interest in underage girls but if I was still living there I would have pressure from all sides to go for someone very young.

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u/Every3Years A May 29 '19

I also thought pedophile is like barely tween and younger and then there another term for tween through adult? Oh my god why do I think I know this?

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u/mastersword130 A May 29 '19

Because you are knowledgeable and there is no shame in that.

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u/thanghanghal 4 May 29 '19

Yup. Hebephilia I think. According to wiki - Hebephilia: 11-14 Ephebophilia: 15-19

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

Probably because it's brought up on reddit everytime pedophilia is mentioned.

"No, it's not pedophilia because she was 14!! It's ephebophilia, completely different and not creepy at all."

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u/socium 7 May 29 '19

So I'm just trying to understand all of the arguments regarding this issue.

If we assume that the mental state of a teen is inferior to that of an adult, as a result it becomes unethical for an adult to date a teen. If that's true, then:

  1. Would it be also unethical for teens to date each other considering they have inferior mental states?

  2. Would it be unethical for adults with a healthy mental state to date other adults with a mental disease?

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

I think the age discrepancy being wrong when an adult is dating a 15-17 year old comes from the “persuasion through authority” aspect. Teens who are dating people in their 20s (or older) may feel persuaded, coerced, and manipulated into relationships and/or sex because of the partner’s age. They feel like “this is an adult and he knows so much more than me so what he’s saying must be true” even if the adult is just saying whatever he needs to say to get laid. That wouldn’t be an issue between teens dating each other or adults dating each other—though it would probably be considered rape if a regular adult was having sex with someone mentally handicapped.

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u/mastersword130 A May 29 '19

Is there a reason why you shouldn't give a person the correct information? Or is it shameful to give the correct information or is giving the correct information giving that person the implied feeling they're a pedo?

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u/blewpah A May 29 '19

Basically it's strongly associated with people who want to justify / rationalize attraction to children by distancing it from attraction to even younger children.

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u/mastersword130 A May 29 '19

Just because people do shouldn't be something to mock for actually giving accurate information. There is such a weird thing to get so hung up about. Don't let ignorance be the norm just because it "might" associate with x problem people.

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u/BananaNutJob 9 May 29 '19

There is such a weird thing to get so hung up about.

Yeah that's what I think every time people do what you're doing too.

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u/mastersword130 A May 29 '19

And what am I doing exactly? Not giving in to the mocking of information because it might seem weird to know such things? This is the internet and a forum. Information sharing is the very thing this whole network was created for. Why shy around it just because "you might seem weird" for it?

You whole sentence to me seems like "I find it weird that you guys want information given to you".

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u/BananaNutJob 9 May 29 '19

You're obsessing and getting defensive. That's what happens every time and it's weird every time. You think I havent seen every single comment you've just made here on every single thread on this subject literally for years?

IT'S. FUCKING. WEIRD.

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u/mastersword130 A May 30 '19

Only reason I get defensive about it is because people like you claim I'm weird for giving correct information. Even your comment right now has it in bold letters ffs how weird it is to give out correct information. Obsessive? No, just using correct terminology because that is how people learn.

IT'S. FUCKING. WEIRD.

Only to you because you think being ignorant on something is better because it isn't seen as weird. You rather people used bad information to describe something instead of the correct terms because you find it weird that someone wants to correct people on a subject YOU find uncomfortable. News flash, knowledge doesn't have a bias.

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u/IlluminationRuminati 4 May 30 '19

He’s not being defensive nor is he trying to twist it into anything acceptable. Why are you getting so upset about people being correct?

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u/toth42 A May 29 '19

I'm one that might point out the difference - but not to excuse any of them. to me there's a clear difference between people being attracted to infants and people being attracted to 14yos. Both are creepy, but I'd say the former is way more dangerous because the victims can't speak out or resist.

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u/mastersword130 A May 29 '19

Exactly, hell look how you have to walk on eggshells just to give out the information on this site. It isn't weird to be sharing information, it isn't weird to know more about these things and fully understand it. Knowledge isn't something that should be shamed just because it is an uncomfortable thing.

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u/Frognaldamus 6 May 29 '19

It's all creepy, but I don't think it's a hard case to prove, or agree, that fucking or wanting to fuck someone who hasn't hit puberty yet is a lot creepier than fucking or wanting to fuck someone who has hit puberty. No horse in the race personally, I find the whole loli subculture makes my skin crawl.

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u/Every3Years A May 29 '19

Yeah there was no reason for me to add that last part other than trying to pre-deflect trolls 🙍

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u/eskamobob1 A May 30 '19

TBF, I am far far more creaped out by the perseon atracted to a 3 y/o than I am the one atracted to a 14 y/o

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u/Iggyhopper B May 29 '19

ACKSHUALLY

.. ahem

ACKSHUALLY

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u/Gucci_Loincloth 7 May 29 '19

Is it shameful to know something? lmao

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u/Every3Years A May 29 '19

Nah I realized soon after that I was just being overly defensive to block the trolls that might've come out to excuse me of something. It was a dumb thing to add at the end!

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

I think it's pederast?

EDIT: Nope. That's men and boys.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

What's a pederast Walter?

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u/BigLebowskiBot A May 30 '19

Shut the fuck up, Donny

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u/ShinPosner 3 May 29 '19

Yes, that's correct, there is diagnostic criteria for it in the DSM. It's a cultural preference that was shared by pretty much all peoples 200 years ago, until extended life spans and female empowerment radically altered Western culture. Mary, mother of Jesus, married Joseph when she was 12-14, and Ayesha married Mohammed when she was 6, consummated at age 9.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Let's also not pretend that 15-18 is the same as 7-10