Today, we're debating whether or not Lollikons are pedos and we are starting right now with LP, aka I Hippocrates opening statement. Thanks so much for being with us. LP the floor is all yours. Yeah. Hey, James. Great to be here as always. And Lollikon is a portmanteau of the words Lolita and complex. Lolita refers to the book, of course, by the Russian author in which a middle age man sexually abuses a 12 year old girl. It's one of the most famous words of fiction that involve pedophilic interests. And the word complex, which refers to a psychological complex, which could be just defined as like a preoccupation or an obsession.  In addition to that, and this was the one part I wanted to do a screen share for. So let me get that going. But anybody can also try this at home. It doesn't work on phones from what I tried, but it does work on a desktop computer. Hopefully you guys can see this. So if I go to Google.com and in Google, I type in English to Japanese. And then in the English box, I type in Lollikon. It's going to translate into Lollikon. But then they've got these little two arrows here. I can click to reverse the translation back. And you're going to see it translates back to Lollikon. But below here, it gives us a definition. And the definition says a noun pedophile.   Now, how do I stop my screen share here? Stopped video? No, that's not it. Well, it's weird because it always like minimizes the thing. You do it on your side, please. So, okay, so the reason Google translates Lollikon as a pedophile who has a sexual attraction to children, which is redundant, but I guess they really wanted to drive the point home is because that's how it's used in Japan, where the term comes from. So if you, again, you could try this in Google. If you type in Lollikon teachers, you're going to get some stories that come up in your results about teachers in Japan who are perving on their students, sexually molesting their students, taking photos in the bathroom, stuff like that. And these are going to be published on websites like JapanToday.com or TokyoReporter.com. These are Japanese media outlets reporting on the issue they're having there, which is the teachers who are perving on the real life human students that they have. And it's such a problem they've had to come up with a battery of psychological tests that they give to people who are trying to become teachers to make sure that they aren't pedophiles. And again, those are real students that they're perving on, but they call them Lollikon teachers. That's how they describe them. Now, what we're talking about for the purpose of this debate is a little bit different. This refers to the, I guess you could call it a fandom, I don't know, but we're talking about the Japanese art form, the manga, anime style drawings of girls and there's a range when it comes to this stuff. So there's the stuff that's fairly innocuous and maybe you're not necessarily a pedophile just because you like it. You can almost even say it's wholesome. When I was a kid, we had Sailor Moon. That was a cartoon I watched as a kid. And I wouldn't say that you're necessarily a pedophile just because you watch Sailor Moon. Although if a grown man was watching Sailor Moon, I probably wouldn't let him babysit my kids just to be safe. But on the other end of the spectrum, you have just explicitly, graphically obscene depictions of children being raped and penetrated. This is pornographic material that is created for people to masturbate to. Again, it's drawings and animations depicting just graphic and obscene sexual activities involving children. It doesn't have to involve children, but this is what I'm talking about for the purpose of the debate. So for the purpose of this debate, that's what I'm talking about. I'm not going to argue about the stuff that's in the gray area unless my opponent wants to concede that the hardcore stuff is pedophilic. If he wants to say that that stuff, the explicit obscene material is pedophilic, then okay, we can have a conversation with the gray area. But you have to understand the entire axiomatic worldview that these lollicons hinge on is that nothing you do in the realm of fiction can be immoral or can matter in any way or can have any kind of real-world implication. And so because of that, he can't say that the explicit drawings of children are pedophilic. So that's what we're going to talk about, the explicit stuff. We're not going to waste our time in the gray area. Now, I've had the pleasure or misfortune of kicking the lollicon nest once or twice on Twitter already. So I'm already familiar with the common arguments that they like to make to defend their repugnant hobby. And most of these arguments are so bad that I'm not going to even bother talking about them right now. If my opponent wants to bring them up, I'm happy to respond to them then. But I'm just going to focus on, I guess, what I would personally consider to be the strongest argument that they have, which is they like to say how there's no scientific research which links liking these drawings to being a pedophile. Now, as far as I know, that is true. That research hasn't been done.  And you've done the phalametric testing required to determine whether or not the people who like these cartoons are sexually attracted to children. The research hasn't been done at all. So it hasn't been proven in that exact direct sense that they are pedophiles. And of course, it hasn't been proven that they are. Of course, here in the debate field, we know that the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. So just because that research doesn't exist doesn't mean that there isn't the link there. That just hasn't been explicitly tested in a research lab setting. Having said that, there is enough research on this stuff that as long as we're willing to use our own cognition and connect a few dots, we can show that in fact, science does tell us that lollicons are pedophiles. And that's what I'm going to do for you right now. So the first thing you have to know is that studies on child porn, real quote unquote child porn with real children, these studies have shown a few things. The first off is that there's a high correlation between people who look at child porn and molesting children, really high in fact, as high as like 85% according to some studies.    So some people could molest children, but not necessarily prefer children as their sexual partners. Somebody who looks at child porn, that indicates that they almost certainly do have a preference for underage sexual partners. Okay, so that's the first thing you're going to know. The second thing is that many people in all civilized Western countries have been jailed and convicted of trafficking or possessing this material that we're talking about, this Lollicon material. So we have convictions for people here in the United States of America, in Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, and many other places. So we can really take this and put it into a just nice little airtight syllogism where we would say P1, being convicted of a child porn crime, is an indicator of pedophilia.  C, conclusion, Lollicons are pedophiles. And the last thing I'll add to that, and I'm just about finished my opening, but the last thing I'll add is that Ray Blanchard, one of the people involved in the studies on pedophilia, one of those foremost experts, he did a paper where he suggested changes to the DMS V5 or whatever it's called, the thing that psychologists use to determine how to diagnose these conditions. And he suggested that for diagnosing pedophiles, you should treat any kind of attraction to fictional or fake children the same way as you would treat looking at real child porn. So that was a recommendation from one of the experts. And there was also an Ask Me Anything on Reddit that a doctor did, a psychologist who treats pedophiles in Germany, he said he's been treating pedophiles for nine years and he didn't ask me anything. And somebody asked him, what do you think of this Lollicon manga stuff?  So he said he thought it was like a stepping stone that pedophiles use, that they will lead them to more likely to look at actual children being sexually abused. So that's my opening argument.  I rest my case. Thank you very much for that opening statement, LP. And what I'll let you know, folks, if it's your first time here at Modern Day Debate, we are a neutral platform hosting debates on science, religion and politics. We hope you feel welcome no matter what walk of life you are from. And if you haven't already, hit that subscribe button as we have plenty more debates coming up. For example, on the bottom right of your screen, Alex Stein and Hunter Avalon collide. This is coming up in the next month. You don't want to miss it. The topic is still being negotiated. So hit that subscribe button so you don't miss it. And with that, thanks so much for being with us. Evad, the floor is all yours. Thank you. I'm about to share a screen right now. Tell me when you are able to see it. Yep, we can see it crystal clear. Okay. Let's start off defining pedophilia since we are talking about something being equal to another thing. The pedophilic disorder is classified under the SME-5. And that's an objective definition. That's not a legal definition. That is a clinical definition. You need to have attraction to a prepubescent child that has less than 13 years old. And some people don't know, but even if you are minor, you can be diagnosed with it. Even if you are 16, 17. It's clear that, even though what he said is correct, that is one expert that said hey, maybe fictional children, they should be included in the diagnosis. What is actually putting forward and actually come out as the definition is that biological children should be the ones that make up for the diagnosis. Because when you put up fictional children, what is a complete messy concept that you cannot put yourself behind it, and they'll show it more forward is you kind of get anything, literally anything that you should be viewed as a child.  We agree on that, okay? Fourth, paraphilic disorders. As any disorder, that is two criteria that has to be met to actually diagnose it somewhat with it. And the first criteria is harm. The disorder must cause harm. In pedophilia, it is obvious that cause harm because child cannot consent to act. So when the pedophilic engages on it, he's molesting or raping a child, he's raping by definition. And this function, as in you have to not be able to complete the intended situation. Like what is supposed to be doing with sex? Reproduction. You cannot reproduce with a prephobescent side. So it's dysfunctional. One other thing that is interesting is that on the Japanese site that goes about pedophilia, they stated that lollicon is clearly misconstruction and not recognized as different and is misunderstood by the general public, but it is different. Now let's go defining lollicon. First of all, I need to make a small correction on the definition. It's a slang word, so there is no objective clinical definition of it. But I want to say that these two characters right here, there's nine-year-old and eight-year-old, they are not lollis. Regardless, they are young, it's stated young. They do not look like a lolly. So lolly is an aesthetic. It's not an age number that is just put on a character or a title. Because of this difference of age and what is a lolly, you can be considered a lollicon for somebody that's older than you so that obviously set it apart from being a pedophile. The pedophile needs to be at least five years of age gap of the person, higher, and there is a source. What is a complex? Complex is obsession, like he said, that's correct. It's obsession, infatuation, and it's not necessarily sexual. You don't need to be sexually stimulated to have a complex. This is an example of somebody saying that they love their brother.  They're saying that they want to have a good relationship. They love their brother. It's just an obsession they have because they really fond of their brother. And there you can have lollicones. There are not NSFW about it. And that's how you get sexual lollicones. They are of course hair and a minimal type, but they exist, so it's fair to notice it. So what would be a lollicon scientifically? Here's a paper, there's a previewed paper, that classifies attractions towards cartoons, especially Japanese media, as fictophilia. You can't call it many different names, as tunophilia, as shantyophilia, fictophilia, but generally that's how it is classified scientifically. And in anime, we know that pedophilia is completely different, a little complex, because a little complex is a completely subjective and vague terminology. Now let's go to the main arguments. Goho Lollibaba. This is a character called Chuten Doji, and she's based off her VA, her voice actress. Her VA is called a legal lolly in real life, because she's short, just like Chuten. She has the same exact height, and she has the same features, the differences, Chuten is of this character in the fight. And about Asia of the characters is the first character to ever be called a lolly to be designed as so immune. And 1979 was a character that is 18 years old. So you see, it's not just a very, very rare exception, and it's not just me pulling up a character and say, oh, this dragon lolly has 9,000 years old. Many of these are based directly on petite women. But since my guy here, he posted sexualized depictions of a character that is 15 years old canonically, I will say he does not care about age, so I'll proceed to the next argument. Proportions. Lords are not necessarily prepubescent looking. So if they are not necessarily prepubescent looking, they cannot, even if you think of them as real life, they cannot be diagnosed as a pedophile. Even if you put the prepubescent character in real life, you wouldn't be diagnosed as a pedophile for them. So even if you don't believe that life in fiction, in reality, you need to like exactly what you like in both cases, you still wouldn't believe that all polycos are pedophiles. And then here we get the definition that clears the states that lollies have, prepubescent characteristics. And this definition is nothing coming from me. It's coming from the biggest side on Japanese media and lolly art that speaks it. And this style of creation is very old, that is dates from the very, very first lolly drownings from the 80s from Ushima Aki and Diozuma. Here's some examples of clear lollies that can be based off around petite adults. There is a whole section of Javiavi, that is basically pornographic actress, that they are classified as lolly in real life. Why? Because they are very short and they are PT. And to show you more what showcase what's the differentiation is, I'm going to do this. I simply put the real life people through the AI and you can see how they are perfectly matched with many lolly or average lolly characters. So why do people like lollies? There is many reasons. The first one is simply that the range of attraction is wider in fiction. That if you have a distasteful for really, really, really big breasted people in your life because it looks exactly for you, you may find it better in fiction and anime because they are made to look perfect and symmetrical. The same way it can work the other way around. Second point, they like taboo shipping dynamics and that's completely fine. Third point, CCSA victims use it for cope. They hate white trauma with it. They cope with it. Another point, they can feel represented in self-serving the lolly. That's actually a great deal of people self-inserting themselves on the lolly character, not on the abuser in this case. And like the Iprocate said, pedophiles can also like it. Like the very one that he stated, they can project themselves onto it and that's completely something that also happens. I'm conceding this. I'm not saying that all lollicons are not pedophiles. And people can just like lollies platonically, like the sexuals that are seated, but they are, of course, the minority of the minority. But they look like children, but they do not because they look more like aliens than children. And if you're trying to say that is a excuse that they look like how they look, so I can lose off their bodies, you like this Wojak lolly over here? No, nobody finds that beauty because we do not like the body for the body. It's not a excuse. We like the whole complex thing. We like the moe of the character. Here are a few citations. He said that there is no studies about it, but there is studies about it. There is many citations about it. And this is the first one. There is no claim to support that the assistance of lollicon or engagement with such content on courageous cognitive disorsures. This is another report that was looked into by the Danish government. And they simply come out to say that it does not provoke the people to engage in child sex abuse. These are very, very interesting ones because this one was made in pedophiles to see how they can cope with pedophilia without acting on it. And one of the things they tried is giving them lollicon. And they noted that specifically the exclusive pedophiles, the ones that can only be attracted to children, have difficulty to cope with it. So if it was pedophilia, this could not possibly happen. Simulacra. First, we need to understand that virtual child pornography is something that's very, very broad. And it includes petitwim as well. Lolli is simply a simulacra, not a representation of something that is real, but something that substitutes completely what is real, legal and moral. It's very legal in the U.S. The last legal case that was referred to was in 2019 when the UN tried to ban it. And they simply say that it is protected by the force amendment. They would never say this as far as illegal. I bought lollis online. It is not illegal. They... That's time. It's 11 minutes. I can give you maybe another 20 seconds if you want to conclude. All right. It's just conclude really fast. And the case they had that should get lollicon ice complete was Ashcroft West Free Speech Coalition. You got it. That's it. With that, I want to say thank you very much for those opening statements. We are going to jump into open dialogue. If you happen to have any questions, folks, you can submit them via the Q... Or I should say if you have any questions for the Q&A, which will follow the open discussion, you can tag me with at ModeratorBate in the live chat, or you can also do a super chat in which case we push those questions to the top of the list. And with that, thank you very much. I, Hippocrate and Evad, the floor is all yours for that open dialogue. Yeah. One thing I want to point out there in his opening statement is that he claimed he had debunked or refuted something I had said, which is that there has been any research done, any kind of objective empirical research on whether or not lollicons have pedophilic tendencies. And then he showed some studies, some reports, sorry, not studies reports. He showed some reports claiming to refute that, but they don't actually refute that. If you do a report on what evidence is available and you come back and you say, well, we couldn't find any evidence. That doesn't mean you actually conducted the research. That just means you looked to see if anybody else had conducted the research, couldn't find the research and said the research doesn't exist. But again, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. So a report saying we couldn't find any evidence that these guys doesn't mean they actually conducted a study where they took them, hooked them up to phalometric testing or a polygraph or something like that, and actually tried to determine whether or not they're pedophiles. So that's the first thing. And I don't know if you want to respond to that. But I do. Okay. Even if you think that's like someone saying there is absence of evidence, if there was evidence, these would be show up. When they look into it, if there was evidence, it would be show up. They just sit on a desk and say, yeah, I think so. And then write the document. That was not what happened.  It's when you look at all the studies you have available, and then you draw conclusions, you can't from that studies. If you look and there's no studies, you can't draw conclusions. So then the report will state we couldn't draw this conclusion because the evidence doesn't exist. Right. Show me the research where they actually tested all the cons to see if it's not a thing. No, no, you don't. You can't analyze the studies that determine there's not adequate research. Let me say, you cannot say that you can only have something, some science, if it's a study, that's not a thing. It's a science because experts say, you see the expert. So I'm seeing an expert. You didn't see their study. I don't know if you're if you're being an expert. Why don't you why don't you define for us the methodology that they used to determine whether or not. What's the methodology that your expert used it to say that it was necessary to diagnosis in that study? Yes. By the way, it's not studied by continue. Well, it is. It's not. You're right. It's an article. It's published article. What I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. So it was a recommendation from an expert. I agree. Yeah. So I'm saying empirical evidence. I agree. I agree. So why are you trying to discard my argument, but your argument is the same? No, I'm saying you. Listen, you you acted as if you had refuted me and shown that they have researched this and found that there's no link, but that's not true. The research doesn't exist. It exists. You didn't just sit at one. I have many citations left. Okay. I so again, then if you're going to claim that the research exists, I'll ask you to lay out the methodology that they used in the research. I can give you some here. Let me check. For instance, they found out they studied the history of molecules. And of course, on the 80s, when shout pornography was still legal on Japan, they had a huge magazine was the biggest magazine ever on Japan that has lollipop. And it also is used to run together with shout pornography on it, pictures of it. And lollipops actually ran out of it and pressured the magazine was was still legal. They pressured the magazine to remove the contents. It is not just shout pornography. That's an anecdote. No, it's not. It's the biggest. No, it is because it's not just one case. I'm not sitting on an anecdote of one dude. I'm seeing the biggest magazine ever on lollipop. It's the very magazine that gave birth to the otaku. It's the biggest one. It's not just a small anecdote of one dude. But that's not it's still not what you're saying is not scientific research. That's public. Of course. That's just like public opinion. What do you mean? It's not how it's not like this, like this magazine, ask them to stop publishing the child porn. That's your argument, right? That's not pretty fresh. Yeah, pretty fresh. And that's an anecdote. That's not an anecdote. It's not one dude. It's not one individual. It's the biggest magazine ever. But we don't. So what was the percentage of the users who were lollies? Like, like, this is nobody can't look at the data. It's the character, not the people. Sorry, all the lollicons don't even know the definition. Yeah, I use those terms interchangeably. I don't think people are too worried about the technical aspects of the truth. Um, okay. There's no so there's no research. We agree. We can put that aside. I just say that is and they showed you that all people, I guess the audience can determine whether or not they consider your anecdote to be a study. It's a whole magazine. It's not a dude. That is not how anecdotes. Yeah. So you're describing like you're trying, you're describing like a movement at best. You're saying this was like a movement of the lollicons. That's still not a scientific study, but you know, that study is a research like something that I described where they would, where they would like do phalometric testing or, you know, the lie detector tests, something like that to determine whether or not there's actually correlation. That would be real research, but I wanted to ask you about something else you said in your opening, which is you said, you said something like the lolly can be older than the lolly con and therefore, okay. Okay. So what I said was that for the stuff I'm talking about, I'm talking about like explicitly underage. So when you say the lolly can be older, are you talking about lollies that are like older than 12 for that argument? Lollies can be literally any age. Right. So you're not talking about like the lolly can be 12 and the lolly con can be like six or something like that would be silly. Right. The lolly can be 18 and the lolly con can be 16 and then you're still a lolly con for it. Okay. Well, if the lolly con is 18, it's not really petty or sorry, if the lolly, sorry, is 18, then it's not really pedophilic. So I want to go back to the thing that I said in my opening, which is that I want to focus on- That's not how it works. Well, sorry. So I just want to ask you your opinion on this though. I just want to confirm this with you. If we're going to focus on the like extreme end of the spectrum, which is explicit and pornographic material that depicts children. Right. Do you agree that that's a thing? That is lolly con does not depict children. Lolly con does not depict children. So what I mean by depict children is drawings of children. Drones of what children? Just a just a child drawing depicting a child. Fictional pay attention. A fictional character is not a human being. He's not a child. They don't constitute the definition of a child. If I draw on paint right now and I make a easier statement, I put 11 over his hat, he's not a child. That's a fictional character. I understand that a drawing is not a literal human being. Not literal. Just a basic sense. Just a basic sense of the word child. It's a drawing of a child. It's depicting a child. The character is a child. So the character, the character is not a child.  That's your position. No, you can draw a child. You can come. If I have a daughter, someone else can make a drawing of my daughter. And that is, by definition, a drawing of a child. But if I draw a fictional character, there is not a drawing of a child. When you say a drawing of a child, you imply the child. Okay. So I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I gathered myself here. So if let's say somebody, okay, here's a question for you. Here's a question for you. How do you know that the lollies are not inspired by real children? I can give you reference right now. See if you let me share a screen. Let me rephrase it. Is it theoretically possible that a lolly could be inspired by a real child? I mean, yes. Okay. So it is possible. And you wouldn't really have any way of knowing unless the person told you or something like that, right? Same with any kind of form. Okay. Okay. Right. Okay. So let's say for the sake of argument, again, I was trying to like do the most steel man, the most worst example. So let's say somebody has a daughter, their friend has a daughter who's like six years old. They draw a lolly based off of that child and they depict the girl getting like raped. And then they traffic that on pornographic websites for people to masturbate to, right? Would that be a pornographic depiction of a child? That's identifiable as a child. Yes. Okay. Okay. So we agree then that there can be lollies which are pornographic drawings depicting children in sexual situations. So would you consider somebody who masturbates to those two to be pedophiles? If they're conscious about it. Yes. Yes. If they're conscious about that it's. Yeah. If they know about it. If I don't stick man right now and I say, oh, I'm not going to say anything, but I have friends are real shy right now and then somebody masturbates, they stick man and they don't know about it. That doesn't make them a pedophile. So they have to know that it's a child.  Oh, you're going to say that masturbated to a stick man's pedophilia right now? To a stick man. Yes. I mean, well, the thing is, is you can, you can use your because it's your argument. Well, you can use your imagination, right? So that's the problem is it's hard to know what is in somebody's mind. I mean, pedophilia by definition is the fantasies with children, like biological children. You can look at the stick man and then imagine a child. Exactly. Exactly. About. Yes. But on the behalf of being a stick man alone and masturbating towards the stick man, you agree it's not pedophilia. Even if the person that makes the stick man, they're only to have a child by some reason. Sorry.  Even if the person that drew the stick man is not, is going to reference that on a child, correct? Sorry. If they, if they reference this, if they're not referencing the stick man for a child, they're not a pedophile.  It's hard for me to understand. Can I don't take the question? Yes. I don't even, I'm trying to understand what you're saying. I'm really sick. I'll have formulae. I'll have formulae. You have a stick man, have a stick man, the person that drew the stick man, make the reference on an actual child. Right.  I got you. Okay. Yes. Yes. But the just a stick man doesn't have anything special. And then someone else looks at the stick man. Oh my God, that's so hot. And they must be the stick man. And they don't know about it. Right. Is that person a pedophile?  Don't fight the apathetic answer. Okay. I'll say no. I'll say no. I guess no. Okay. Or we couldn't, we couldn't guarantee it. That's right. Finally. Okay.  Why do that?  What if you're going to do it? Why not do it to drawings that look like adults? They don't look like shooting it to me. They look like shooting to you. Okay. So you don't think that there's any lolly that looks like a child at all? No, I don't. That seems a little bit disingenuous. No, that's the entirely subjective. Okay. Well, I guess we could, we could ask a jury of your peers at some point what they think. Well, speaking of which, let's talk to the, let's speak to the legal question. You said it's not illegal because you have imported lolly con. No, no, no. I say it is not illegal because the UN tried to ban it in 2019 in U.S., Austria and Japan. Categorically said it is protected by their freedom of speech laws. And this is official. I give you the source. You can return the video later. You can, you can read it. The UN? The UN tried to ban it and the U.S. responded saying it is typically protected by the First Amendment. That's not a discussion that we need to have. No, it isn't. This isn't. No, it's not. The legality of it is not matter. Yes, we're discussing the legality for sure, because it's not legal. If it's, if it's obscene, that's why people go to jail for it, right? Which is what I refer to. It matters by case by case basis. It's not a blanket ban on literally anything. That is 90,000 obscenity cases.  We're going to make it illegal. That's, that's coming down. Oh, so you are, the media is not illegal. Thank you, bro. Thank you. No, porn. We're talking porn. Porn is not illegal currently, but I'm talking about depictions of children, right? That is obscene drawings of children in sexual activities is illegal. That is 90,000 kids. I repeat you, 90,000 kids of obscenity. And that is like two or three on cartoons.  Why are you claiming that lollipop is illegal? Because people go to jail for it in the US. People go to jail for obscenity for porn, too, bro. You're not addressing the argument. What do you, what do you mean? I will repeat you one more time. That is 90,000 case obscenity. That is like three on cartoons. Why are you not saying that every other case is telling me that is a blanket when porn. So, well, this is, this goes back to what I said in my opening statement, which is I'm talking about stuff on the far end of the spectrum. I'm not, I'm not talking about like the Sailor Moon cartoon or whatever. I'm talking about explicit obscene drawings of children in sexual activities. And how does that address me saying that's like 8,000 cases of pornographic being considered obscene and you're not saying that is illegal categorically because of it. Right. But the obscene stuff is illegal. That's the point. Oh my God. Oh my God. You do realize that obscenity in legal terms is not the same as in logical terms, right? What is obscenity in logical terms? Yeah, I understand there's like legal tests for what is. Yes, that is a similar test. Yes, that is a test for it. Right.  Literally who? Who are the people? Yes, who are the people in the U.S. that did that. That is not a single case of conviction in the U.S. that was not by somebody who already had actual child porn. No, that's not true. There is. That is true. Tell me one. Tell me. I'll tell you to Christopher Handley and Allen Arthur. Oh my God. Had I think had the case had list about men. It's about men. I think if he had. Yeah, I think I think that is two case one. The guy had actual pornography in the world was a duty was not a conviction. Yeah, you know, you're right. That's Handley. He did also have real child porn and he had Lollicon and he was convicted for. Yes. Yes. Right. Right. So that's one example of a guy being convicted for having Lollicon and the other one. What? Not solidly on all the time. Yeah.   You have to get something else or you need to play guilty, like, you know. Okay. And what about the other guy, Thomas Allen Arthur? What's the guy that played guilty? No, he didn't play guilty. He was convicted by a jury of his peers. Let me see and look it up. I'm pretty sure there's only two cases and one is the play guilty. Thomas Allen Arthur. The guy we just talked about played guilty, Christopher Handley. He had porn and Lollicon and he played guilty to all accounts. Thomas Allen Arthur was convicted by a jury of his peers and sentenced to 40 years in prison. And that was in, he was convicted in 2021 as well, this guy. So it's not, this isn't like old news. This is recent with the up to date laws. Like I see over here, he had older issues as well. It was not solely based on Lollicon as well. He had assaulted females, had done a lot of stuff that actually categorically make him more likely to be charged with stuff. That is still not just on the Lollicon. No, no, no, no. So after he was convicted, it came out that he had in fact molested a child, but that's not what he was charged with and brought to court. That came out after, which again, it's a bad look. This guy who just is, he's charged for trafficking and fictional material only that he wasn't charged for real child porn. He wasn't charged for sexual, he was charged for trafficking, this fictional material, and he was convicted. And then it came out afterwards that he had also, one of his victims came forward after he was arrested and charged and it came out that he was, that he had sexually molested a child. I can read the link or I can give the link here. Additionally, according to court documents and statements made at the sentencing, made at the sentencing, R2 sexually assaulted two females. So it was not after. He came forward during the investigation of the case, right? Yeah, it was not after. After he was arrested, yeah. No, it was after the, it was before the sentencing. It was taking into observation that as well. It was not just solely on the lollipop. If that was even lollipop because virtual child pornography has a really, really wide black. He wasn't charged for sexual assault or molestation. He was charged for this. It doesn't matter. When somebody is charged with something like obscenity, they look up their history and what they have and then they decide if he's, if he's due or not. Right, right. So, so you, you agree that it's illegal, but your argument is that you're good. They're not going to come after you as long as you don't like. No, I don't agree. It's not illegal. Obesity. Well, we just, we just objectively proved it's illegal because of the sentencing. Obesity law is case by case basis, not a blanket ban or anything. You're going to say that the porn is illegal because there is 8,000 cases, obscenity charges for porn. No, but we're talking about the obscene stuff, right? Listen, listen, here's the thing about when it comes to these lollicon convictions. Again, there's, there's other ones in other countries as well.  They've never convicted anybody for looking at hentai that depicts adults. Every single of these convictions, it's because it was depicting children. So that's where you're crossing the obscenity line is when you're jerking off to drawings of children. No, obscenity does not use cartoons. Why the 1466? I'm not talking about lollicon there. I'm not talking about obscenity. I'm talking about obscenity. You talk about obscenity charges. Obscenity charges do not use obscenity charges for lollicon. That's what we're talking about. No, I'm talking about everything, right? When does lollicon cross the line into illegal obscenity?  Hold on one second.  So let's let LP finish that sentence and then we'll come right back to you and we'll give you a full 30 seconds or a minute of that. When lollicon becomes illegal, illegally obscene, when it depicts children in sexually explicit situations. That's the reason I'm saying that, what I'm basing that on is the fact that that's what all of the convictions have been for. There haven't been convictions for people looking at hentai that depicted adults or demons or whatever. It's when you start doing it with children that the authorities and the juries, they say, no, you're going to jail. Like I said, in 2019, they categorically said it's protected by the First Amendment. They would not have said that if it was illegal. And they usually, they literally use the word not a real child on the on the on the part when they say that. I don't know why you're talking about the U.N. before we come back to you LP. Well, can you just be clear on what? Because nobody even knows what you're talking about.  I say the U.N. tried to ban it and the U.S. responded saying it is typically protected by the First Amendment because that is no real shot. The U.N. has no authority. Yeah. The U.S. thing. The U.S. have it. That's why I'm saying the U.S. answered that way. That's what the U.N. is saying. That's the U.S. saying. So how so you're saying Thomas Allen Arthur's conviction is unlawful. Is that your position? If you read the document, obscenity is an exception to the rule, not the rule. Right. So the obscene stuff is illegal. That's what I've been saying. That's what I've been arguing the whole time. It's not saying all lollicon or all lollies are illegal. I'm saying the obscene stuff. And even you can probably have really gross obscene stuff that a lot of people will consider obscene, but it isn't depicting children. Let me speak. You're probably not going to put a jail for that. Let me speak. All right. I'm sorry, but you're not letting me speak. You're agreeing with me. Hold on. Let's hear from lollicon. When they say that it was legal, they were not reference to SFW, Q2Z, Lolli. They were reference to pornography. The whole talk was about explicit material, not a Greek area. Oh, just H.E. that was about pornography. So you don't come to talk to me. That's that's just, oh, that's what is not obscene. Like it's a logical term, it's a legal term, and that's case by case basis. It is not a blanket ban on anything, just like it's not on pornography. Right. But you agree that you can go to jail for your lollicon. That's the point, right? It's possible you can go to jail for uploading these drawings to Twitter or Discord or whatever. That's the important part you need to agree on. Can go to jail by uploading that if I infringe someone else, like I wanted, or if I wanted sexual harassment, sexual sending stuff to people that doesn't want it, or if I have some other charges with me. So that categorically makes me a target for the charges. No, no, you're wrong. You're wrong. You can go to jail. You can go to jail. I showed you the case. No, that was the end of the show. There was more stuff in the case. He was not charged with sexual assault. It doesn't matter because it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Okay, so so again, your argument is that it's illegal under the law, but they they're not going to come after you as long as you as long as you are only jerking off to drawings of children, right? But if you're if you're trafficking this material, do not do anything else illegal. Do not assault any women because then you'll they'll charge you. That's your argument. Your argument's not that it's legal.  No, no, that is not it. That is exactly what you're saying. No, that is not because if it's legal, the law alone is legal, then it is legal. If something else that comes forward with it and makes it illegal, that's different. You need to assume or something else to make it illegal because you're wrong when you say that. It's literally that. It's literally that. Well, no, that's not true. You're wrong. It's seen material can put you in jail. If you have some of the law, I mean, the law is obscenity, right? So they can. Obviously, he's a joke law that's basic case by case basis.  Is that what you said? He's a joke. So you don't have to like the law. You're entitled to your opinion, but it is the law. That's the point and this case by case basis. You don't know that, right? So you want to get this case by case basis? Thank you. It's not that I got it. Thank you. And you agree that you can go to jail for lawlican under obscenity laws. If you have another another stuff, you can also go for actual normal porn. Yes, there's 8000 cases for normal porn. There's not cartoons. So yes. Okay. So just for all the lawlies out there watching, you can go to jail for this stuff. So just be aware. You know, also God is watching you. Another thing to think about, maybe just examine all your life choices. If they do anything wrong, like actual shot pornography, they molest actual people. They can go to jail and they should. Well, I mean, they should go to jail. All of you guys should go to jail. And actually, it should be a capital crime. It shouldn't be jail. It should be death penalty. That's it, bro.  Yeah, a jury of your peers.  You are the normal person in the room, bro.    I can't wait for it. I can't wait for us to actually start cleaning up the filth in this country for real. You can try, bro. You can try on me. Okay. This might be a good chance to go into the Q&A. Folks, if you happen to have any questions, do let us know. Otherwise, gentlemen, do you have any last, you could say, summary statements before we go into the Q&A? Maybe two minutes each if you'd like. Field, we'll jump right into the Q&A. Well, I'll just reiterate that he basically conceded, you can go to jail for a lolicon.   Let me just say something.  So technically, he's into minors as well, but he's on the statement. Let's go now. We'll jump into the Q&A. I do want to say thanks so much for your questions, folks. If you happen to have any, you can tag me with at modern a debate at the live chat, or you'd like to push your question to the top of the list or make a statement. You can do a super chat. We're going to start with this one coming in from thanks so much. Do appreciate your question. Quani Upstate says, will evad admit to possessing lolicon material on his computer? That's a good test if he believes what he says. I admit I have about 23,000 items on all the hand-tie, explicit stuff, and most of it is very pornographic, like very depictions, very explicit. Yes. And does your family know that that's what you're into? Oh yes, yes, yes. My family knows. The Kafka trap doesn't work with me because my family knows. They don't care. My mother. They don't care. Yeah, they don't care. They call it those because they know it's not real. This one from, and folks, as you know, I think I mentioned it earlier, if you happen to do a super chat, you can also do a statement. There is one from HitchensBoot that says, LOL, this loli guy is getting destroyed so bad. I'm sorry, loli guy. But we want to reinforce, well, actually a couple of things. One, we hope you feel welcome no matter what walk of life you are from, as well as both of our guests are linked in the description. So if you'd like to hear more from iHippecrit or Evad, you can by clicking on those links right now. And there's something important. It's one thing to be knowledgeable about your own side. It's another thing to be wise where you can accurately depict the other person's argument in a charitable or strong way. So that's one reason to click on those links. This one from Lute. I just want to say in response to that chat, I threw him a bone here. I think he did a better job than I was expecting. I'm not saying he won or that I'm convinced by his arguments, but I was expecting the arguments to be worse than they were. So I'll give him a shout out for that. Juicy Ann. Pentamat says, I think lolicon is horrible, but I don't think it should be treated like child prawn. That's legal. A legal can of worms you don't want to open. You'll have people registering as offenders for having DVDs of Dragon Ball Z. Based. This one from Kiwi in Springfield says, James is still my number one only fan subscriber. This is not true. It says, thanks, bud. You're awesome.  No, believe it or not. I am not subscribed to anybody on OnlyFans. This one from Big Cheese says, thanks for your super sticker. And this one from Jack House. He says, there it is. I hypocrite wants to ban all porn. Yes, that's correct. You know, when I started off, I was more libertarian and like was more like, well, we should just restrict it better so minors can't access it. Then I started looking into like the constitutional issues and I realized the constitutional protections weren't there. And I said, well, that's democracy. If the people want to ban it, it should be banned. And then once you start saying that, the coomers come out of the woodwork to whine and cry.  Like, what do you mean? I have a constitutional right to masturbate to videos of methods having sex. You can't take that away. Like you just become so disgusted by these losers that that becomes the reason in and of itself to ban it just to make them mad. Juicy, to say the least. This one coming in from Kwani upstate says that possessing this material is not illegal. Would you have had call the local police and tell them he has some on his computer? Already declared I have over here. I have no no intention to sexually harass my my department. I have no intention to do that. You sexual harassment is not cool. You got it. This one coming in from I don't think calling the police and confessing and saying you have it for it. Hey, hey, hey, bro, I have for that's that's sexual harassment. That's you're confessing a crime to the police really for the cure. How is that a crime? It's for it's obscene. I'm not going to start over again. I'll give you out the reason you need.  This one coming in from Dodo M says LP is projecting. Yeah, I mean, that's not the people say that all the time. That's not an argument. It is true because he likes 15 year old cartoons, like I say in the show it. Yeah, so I posted the sonic thing because it's yeah, sexual. It's always great. Show the point is fine. It's a screech. Look, I already said you think it's show the point and you posted you think it's fine. It's a screech. Show the point for you is fine. It's a screech. You're not you're being disingenuous. That's literally what you're saying. No, nobody thinks that nobody agrees with you. This one from in the live chat. Chinese symbols that I don't understand. Thank you very much for your question says ask the first guy LP if furries and animals are the same by his logic. I like his furry porn. I mean, is it I don't think so. So yeah, so looking at furry porn doesn't make you a pedophile.   And those are just anecdotes, but it seems to go. It seems to be the people who like the drawings of children end up when they are busted.  So there does seem to be a correlation there anecdotally speaking.  Okay. You got it. This one coming in from do appreciate your question. Nicolo Diamo says, wrap and nighttime lime says, how cute is funny? What does this mean? It's very cute and funny. I just need to know that I love cute and funny. Can I can I talk about something really, really quick? Is it possible? In that is a case of somebody called Melody Duchenne in Ohio. She got 60 days in jail for damages and aggression because she was in a drive through for McDonald's and she agreed some people and attacked people because they wouldn't serve her chicken nuggets. And while she was doing that, she said in the screen, I will go Super Saiyan. That's referencing Dragon Ball Z. So technically it is anecdotal to show that Dragon Ball Z would have to be banned because there is somebody who was inspired for Dragon Ball Z to committing something in your life, Violet Act. I agree. All animation be banned. I completely agree. It's for the common good. Oh, Jesus. This one coming in from Mike says, for both LP and to that, thank you very much for the debate. I really appreciate your time. That's positive. Appreciate your positivity, Mike. This one coming in from Comoribi says, would that mean video games is real murder or that furries want to hurt real animals? Yeah. So the video game and in my opening statement, I referenced like they have a bunch of bad arguments. This is an example of the really bad arguments.   Like I, even if I knew 100% guaranteed, it wasn't going to, you're still like masturbating to a drunk of child. So it's still morally wrong and repugnant and disgusting what you're doing, regardless of anything else that it may or may not lead to.  That's why people, they want to have sex. They want to come.    A lot of people would say yes. But if you have the same situation with Grand Theft Auto and it's like, do you want to go out and murder people and you won't get caught? You'll never face any reproductions, but you will be killing real people and their loved ones will have their lives destroyed. The average person is going to say, no, I'm good. I'll stick with the video game. So this entire argument that if you think Lollicon's are pedophiles, you think GTA should be banned because it makes people want to murder. It's predicated on the idea that people are as interested in committing murder as they are in having sex with a porn star.   That was a joke. I was a joke. I like to. Oh, okay. Yeah, you got me. I'm back. You got me. So I forgot your autistic. Next time I'm joking. I'll let you know. Oh, yeah, yeah. He's a joke when you want it. Yeah, this one coming in from, you see, I thought we had one more. I want to say one last blank. Thanks for your question. This is for LP. Can attractions against exclusively? Attractions against exclusively within fiction? I think they're meaning like, can you have attraction to somebody that's in a fictional story? For example, can someone be attracted to RAPE in fiction, but not as if this isn't already demonetized. Say in fiction, but not be attracted to such in a real life situation or content. This is kind of what I just said. I think that's possible, but it is immoral all the same. You got it. Oh, thanks. 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Check this out right here.  All right, so let's check out this article. This is on cinemablinn.com. Says, He-Man's Battle Cat will look like this in Masters of the Universe. After several years of rumblings and false starts, it appears that the first substantive, is that the word? Substantive? Substantive? Substantive. I feel like in that Bugs Bunny cartoon, it was like Hansel, Hansel. Substantive long, a look at the long in the making new Masters of the Universe film has just dropped and revealed that would even surprise the magical disaster-worn citizens of Eternia. Seemingly casual tweet made by an impotent executive at Columbia Pictures, with yield a huge roaring reveal. Battle Cat. Yes, it appears that an image of He-Man's trusty armor-strone steed has hit, and he's looking quite bad, Hans.  Woo! I would love to command Battle Cat. Right on his back and just pick up bitches. Like look, you see this? This is my Battle Cat. Battle Cat.   So Senior Vice President of Productions for Columbia Pictures, and by frankling, has already made Twitter Waves in regards to Masters of the Universe project a few months back when he was teasing a tweeted cover of the film's finished script. Seemingly spiking the ball in the literary end zone. However, this casual unveiling of Battle Cat is the first real bit of payoff to the fans who have been eagerly anticipating the return of Mattel Toys' sword-wielding, super-powered, sporter of fur briefs since the 1987 Masters film starring Dolph Lundring. Which wasn't too bad. All right, this is kind of long, but I did reveal, because I want to know what you think of Battle Cat.  Look at that. You know what he looks like? Seriously? He looks like something, one of the Spartan warriors or one of the Persian warriors would have been, no, he looked like something one of the Persian warriors would have been riding in the battle to take on Leonidas. Look at the way it's colored.  That's all on Instagram. You used to make your pictures look different. You know what I'm talking about? That looks like it'd be in 303. You know what I mean? You know, this is a dead. The King rode in on his mighty Battle Cat, though the 300 did not sweat it a bit. So tell me what y'all think of Battle Cat. Battle Cat, I am absolutely happy with what Battle Cat looks like. Y'all can tell me what y'all think in the description area. The comment section, God damn it. Yeah, y'all lucky I did not have a sword or I would have did a He-Man intro. Absolutely, absolutely would have did a He-Man intro with me and Battle Cat, but I ain't got a damn sword. So I need to pick up a sword and then when more He-Man stuff come later on, then I can do one. As a matter of fact, that intro I did for Avengers was something that I actually had planned a while back. I was like, you know what? I gotta do something to really make them smile next time. I was like, wow, I got the hammer. I already got the under armor thawisher. I know what I'm gonna do. And if you ain't seen it yet, I'll post the link below. All right, if you liked this video, hit the like button. If you didn't like it, hit the like button. One million subscribers. Woo!


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial trading up 18, Nasdaq is down 97, S&P is off 11, gold, gold contract down $20.30, trading at 17.05 an ounce, we have Silver down 25 cents, trading out at a price point of $17.36 an ounce, Light Sweet Crew down 3 bucks, $86.51 a barrel notes and bonds. Look at these moves man, this is pretty intense. You get the 10 year right now trading down 28 ticks, $115.31, the 30 are full 2 points plus 10 ticks at $134.03 and the 10 year right now is yielding folks $3.26 and good old King Dollar. King Dollar went top side up 983 ticks, trading out here $109.00, $6.83, the Euro is out here at $99.00 to 1.00, the yen is $140.00 to 1.00 and the British pound is $115.00 to 1.00 US dollar. We get over, we take a look at the market here, you know, bottom line, yeah, it looks like, you know, I can understand why, you know, you think you're going to have a bounce out here, it's trying to get off this low. That being said, bottom line, I suspect what you're going to see again is a sell-off coming into the close man, I mean, just, I'm going to go over to the dollar because the dollar here, you know, we've got a huge bounce off the low, that's the bottom line folks, we absolutely have. You can see this dollar, the dollar just broke to new highs. Dollar breaking to new highs saying, guess what, market's not going to have any breathing room. Now, if we go over to the spy or the cues and I'll show you what the dollar just did, what the spy and the cue just did, an intraday, intraday they just went up to ice, that's what they just did.  We had gapped down yesterday, the gap down was, what, $396.53 and we just hit $395.01. That's how this baby's set up, so we'll see what it can get into it. My take is that we're not going to get into it and that's what that was specifically, was you got that, you know, up to bounce, up to the ice again and then bottom line is that they'll fire away coming into this close because, you know, if you're basically shot in the market, you want to shot in the market always at higher price and that's exactly what this pop just did. And you can see both the spy as well as the cues did it, you know, right to the tech too, man, pretty amazing. Stereo dear folks, come right back.


There's a lot of water issues around the world. We definitely feel it here in California and just imagine it 10, 20, 50 times worse in other places. I have a passion to see people having water. My name is Chris Hyun. I'm a graduate student at UC Berkeley in the Energy Resources Group. One of Bangalore's biggest problems is intermittent water supply, meaning they don't get water all the time. There's not 24-7 water. This is the problem that affects 400 million people in the developing world, 250 million of those living in India. The average household in Bangalore gets about 4.5 hours of water every other day. It tends to be off schedule. Sometimes I have to wait many hours all day for water that may or may not come. If you have enough money, you would store water when the water comes. They'll build in rooftop tanks. If you can't afford that, you just have to fill every bucket and pot and pan you have in the house whenever the water comes. The way the water utility gets their water through pipes to the people is through these people called valve men. And the valve men, they basically go to different neighborhoods and turn the water on and off according to a schedule. And it should work except there are a lot of different roadblocks along the way. There can be technical problems such as pumps being broken and just there's just no water. Or there could be different social problems like maybe the valve men is sick, or maybe their child is sick. Maybe they're on a lunch break and they just can't get to the valve on time. And so there's a company called Nextdrop, which was started by UC Berkeley students. And they tell people when the water will turn on and off because people don't really know when they're gonna get water. Our research project was about looking at Nextdrop and seeing how its services could impact a large city like Bangalore. Valve men all have cell phones and they contact Nextdrop every time they open a valve or close a valve. And every time there's a delay in service. And then Nextdrop takes that information and sends that to the customers telling them okay your water will be turned on in about an hour and a half or your water is going to be delayed or there's going to be no water today. It's going to take decades to actually pull together financing to actually rebuild these systems. But what they've developed is an intermediate solution that makes it much easier for households to cope with what is admittedly a more deficient service. What we found were the different inefficiencies in the water utility and the various roadblocks for valve men to give that accurate information to Nextdrop. In the developed world we're used to just turning on the water and it's turning on and we don't know how it got there. And to follow around the valve men and to see what they go through on a day-to-day basis, to see pipes broken, to see them not able to do their jobs many times. You can see the process that it takes to get that water into your tap. Even valve men can be quite crucial to the whole thing to making water systems work.


How many pairs of shoes do you have in your sneaker collection?  Off to a good start though. Yeah. I like it. I like it. Everybody gotta start somewhere. How many pairs of shoes do you have in your sneaker collection? I don't know, like 50? Something like that? 50? Yeah, like 50. Do you guys believe that answer? How many pairs of shoes do you have in your sneaker collection? Like basketball and wear-around. Yeah. Oh, like 40. Okay, I like it. Off to a hot start.