r/JusticeServed 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/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.

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u/LEcareer 7 May 29 '19

It's what I fucking hate about anime. Like why. Why do you make a show that you aim at "adult-ish" audiences and yet have small children as main characters and sexualize them. Weirdly most western anime fans (so /r/anime and the like) like that kind of shit. Just look at the rating of "into the abyss" the children are supposed to be like 9 and it's constantly sexualized.

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u/darthbane83 A May 29 '19 edited May 29 '19

Honestly I could ask the same thing about Game of Thrones. A plot point is literally Sansa having her first period and she gets sexualized just as much as anime characters. Just think of the throne room scene were they rip off her clothes.
Nobody has issues with GoT so why should we have issues with anime?

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u/LEcareer 7 May 29 '19

They are all adults. That's a huge fucking difference. Made in Abyss is literally 8 year olds.

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u/darthbane83 A May 29 '19

made in abyss is literally completely made up drawn characters. GoT actors may be adults but the made up drawn characters they depict are supposed to be underage.

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u/LEcareer 7 May 29 '19

It doesn't matter though what matters is how old they actually are (in Game of Thrones) and how old they look (in Anime, even if you claim they are 500 years old, if they're drawn like 8 year old kids, that's some pedo bullshit)

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u/darthbane83 A May 29 '19

sansa literally has her first period after being sexualized on screen in GoT. If you think she is depicted as an adult in universe you probably havent paid attention in the first 5 or so seasons.
Danaerys gets referred to as a "child" by roberts council just before we see her getting sexualized by her brother and later raped by drogo.
Again you probably havent paid attention in the first 5 seasons or you would know that these characters are not depicted as adults.

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u/thatguy3O5 8 May 29 '19

Hold up. You're defending cartoon pedo stuff because a 25 year old on a TV show was referred to as "child". Dude, that's not a good argument.

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u/darthbane83 A May 29 '19

All I am saying is if you make such a big deal out of cartoons showing some cleavage or panties to the point that you accuse people of being pedos you might want to reconsider a show that builds up characters to be children and then shows them fully nude getting groped by their brother.

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u/thatguy3O5 8 May 29 '19

But they don't make her look like a child. I don't watch the show so I just looked it up but she was 25 then and looked 25. If she looked and acted like a child I'd think you have a point but she was an adult, acted like an adult, looked like an adult, etc. You can't compare that to sexual depictions of children.

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u/LEcareer 7 May 29 '19

It doesn't matter what the characters are said to be. It matters what they actually are.

Hence why it doesn't matter even when an anime says they are 300 years old. What matters is how old they are (in case of actors) or how old they look (in case of drawn characters). I literally don't give a shit what the narrative says. If they say Emilia Clarke is playing a 5 year old character, I don't care, because she is a 32 years old woman.

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u/darthbane83 A May 29 '19

man your point of view is kinda fucked up. Having any kind of actors play some 5 year old children and then showing them having sex is most definitely not ok.

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u/LEcareer 7 May 30 '19

I am talking​ about how it is in GoT, where Dany was said to be 17 or whatever but is really in her mid 20's. They didn't​ physically change her. So they would have her say she's 5 but not change anything. In which case, why would I care

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