Jumpin said:
Here are the laws of your Russian cultural paradise: while consumption of pornography is legal, the sale and production of any pornography, as of 2015, is illegal in Russia. Russia has banned numerous porn sites within their country. Possession of fictional depictions of underage sex (hentai would be on the extreme end of this) is highly illegal, punishable with between 2 and 15 years of imprisonment. |
* Enacted. Not enforced.
Such is the way of most of Russia's more Draconian laws. Hell, soliciting is illegal according to the law and the frigging president said people using it weren't an issue! With the exception of the PHB ban (which was actually the result of posting politics as videos), it's all loosely enforced (or not enforced at all). Same with the US in some states regarding the thing below...
Ka-pi96 said:
Would you do the same if your 14 year old son had sex with an adult? Or are you a sexist? |
As long as they use protection and they aren't into shady stuff, I probably wouldn't mind. If it's safe and consensual and everyone knows, I have few reservations. Just don't make this into a routine.
Helicopter parenting and just always being there for children are different things and America has to learn the distinction.
CuCabeludo said:
Lots of magas featuring sexualized underage girls are licensed aand sold in the US, to love-ru is an example. Legalized, licensed and published in US. |
Thus the "unenforced laws". Often, the laws are intended to placate a very vocal and conservative segment of the population that the politicians need to get their way. They differ from "active measures" (like what Sony and California are pulling off) that effectively attempt to suppress stuff they don't want rather than just asking people keep it in their bedrooms.