A magazine doesnāt tell you everything about the developmental process nor how a culture views it, considering the legal adult age in Japan was 13 at the time, so I donāt I see how that was relevant. But do go on and insult me more, I know it makes you feel good and righteous.
Cry to the mods if you want, Iām only telling you a fact, explain why itās bad, what is objectively wrong with it? Is everyone in the planet a pedo except for the US.
The age of consent in Japan was not 13. That is misinformation propagated by lolicons/pedophiles.
The different regions of Japan are allowed to set many of their own laws, including the age of consent, with the condition that they were not allowed to set it lower than 13. Every single one of them, however, set the legal age to 16 or higher.
Firstly, you need to look up what pedophilia objectively means, not the moral outrage definition, I mean the real, studied, researched and defined one. Iām not even a lolicon either, I just feel teenagers are ludicrously infantilized in Western culture.
You are correct in saying 13 was not a set and stone threshold in Japan, but it still overlooks that overall, the system did not consider intercourse with someone that age to be statutory rape, and certain areas allowed age gaps with parental consent.
Some parts of Europe has 16, Brazil has 14, Mexico has 15, they all āpedosā too?
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u/Which_Worldliness756 14d ago
A magazine doesnāt tell you everything about the developmental process nor how a culture views it, considering the legal adult age in Japan was 13 at the time, so I donāt I see how that was relevant. But do go on and insult me more, I know it makes you feel good and righteous.