25 Responses for "Canada, why do they hate freedom?"

1. skylion October 25th, 2005 at 22:02 1

   100 hours of community service?

   Preschool down the road from me needs volunteers….

   Seriously, maybe what he does need is some time away from a computer. Not saying what he did was wrong…but from the report, his life must have been made of this stuff. Download…..Wank….then walk away for a while. The community service could prolly do some good. Still kiddy about the preschool…

2. thenightsshadow October 25th, 2005 at 22:44 2

   You know, if that wasn’t bad enough, take a look at the article and read the last paragraph. That’s bad enough in itself.

3. skylion October 26th, 2005 at 5:48 3

   You know, if that wasn’t bad enough, take a look at the article and read the last paragraph. That’s bad enough in itself.

   Well that’s just poor reporting. The Crown ususally does better than that.

4. Canadian November 4th, 2005 at 17:09 4

   I don’t agree with the verdict. This jerk should be chemically castratedand WORSE!!! But who do you think you are saying Canadians hate freedom? We are one of the freest countries on the planet Earth! We don’t have some destructive redneck retard leading our country, so naturally we Canadians are as evil as Nazis? Geez, get a clue!

5. abq November 4th, 2005 at 18:16 5

   My mom has always taught me not to make fun of retards, but I’m going to do it anyway since hours after hours of gaming and wanking off to loli tentacle porn has turned me into a cop killing child molestor without feelings

   Canadians truly are lame. I mean, chemical castration? That’s the worst thing you could think of? If you were a real man, you would have wished they had cut off his balls.

   Impressive how you back up your statement that Canada is one of the freest countries in the world by saying that Bush sucks, how original. Great debating skills, about as good as your masturbating I presume. It’s funny because I’m not even from the US. What’s even funnier is:

   

   By the way, Canada is repressed.

6. Calle C November 20th, 2005 at 2:48 6

   nevermind the fascists

   where is that picture from?

7. aingeal November 20th, 2005 at 6:34 7

   this is were one of my favorite phrases comes in handy……..*clears throat*…….BLAME CANADA!! I mean come on what the hell is chemical castration be a man get em snipped. Also Bush may be a “destruvtive redneck” but hey I’m psychotic redneck. You Canadians always been a bunch of p*ssies. I mean even the French could kick your a$$ in a war………and that’s saying a lot right there. I mean come on it’s MANGA not even real it came from the mind of a highly talented artist. Now I second the motion of were did that pic come from?

8. abq November 20th, 2005 at 20:24 8

   Tsuyukusa Shiou. Google 紫桜露草 and you should find the artists site, dewdrop.

9. Anonymous November 21st, 2005 at 2:48 9

   What the ANN article fails to mention is that this guy was out on probation for raping lolis in the real world when he imported the manga.

10. abq November 21st, 2005 at 8:46 10

    Was he found guilty for breaking probation or for importing loli manga? If it’s the latter, which the article in my opinion suggests, it doesn’t matter what he did before. The article makes it sound as if 100 hours community service and now even jail time is praxis in cases where people have imported loli manga.

    The interesting question is where they draw the line between doodles, works with artistic merit and child pornography. What’s even more interesting is how they can argue whether a character is 16 or 18 without making a fool of themselves.

11. Anonymous November 22nd, 2005 at 2:25 11

    Free Willy!

12. xbox99 November 23rd, 2005 at 22:07 12

    CANADA SUCKS

13. F34rth3l33t(c4n4di4n) December 28th, 2005 at 3:55 13

    I think that is bull why should a man getting in trouble for have some graphic comics of lolis be sentenced to that. I myself am a anime/manga fan(who also likes loli art as long as it doesn’t have old dudes in it/them) and yeah canada is free but we also have some f*cked up laws and people. Sh1t its only a drawing its not like its real and is going on in every house. People who do sh1t to kids thats them not everyone we should be able to read/enjoy what we want to!

14. Jesse September 13th, 2006 at 0:43 14

    as long as lolicon exist i think we all be happy

15. A PROUD CANADIAN!! September 25th, 2006 at 5:33 15

    you know what REALLY grinds my gears AMERICA…….YOU!!! F**K YOU!!!!!!

16. Another proud Canadian November 26th, 2006 at 6:43 16

    you know what REALLY grinds my gears AMERICA…….YOU!!! F**K YOU!!!!!!

    I hear that man Canada may not be perfect but $10 a gram for weed and free health care and cute french girls and beavers and real beer and canoes and the Atlantic provinces fuckin’ A! Or rather fuckin “eh”

17. Perv v3.4 May 5th, 2007 at 14:58 17

    In reality you shouldn’t be able to arrest someone for loli hentai

    Point 1: The age issue. Most loli anime and manga don’t give a specific age for their loli characters. That being said you could by all rights claim that the characters are just underdeveloped 18 year olds.

    Point 2: It’s just cartoons. Kiddy porn laws were made to protect underage children from abuse but looking at loli hentai puts no little children in any kind of danger.

    Point 3: Hentai = Kiddy porn. From another point of view most hentai depicts high school girls under the age of 18. So under this condition a vast majority of hentai should be banned from Canada.

18. jim June 15th, 2007 at 3:30 18

    love it. beautiful

19. B.O.B. July 8th, 2007 at 14:35 19

    alright. i love alot of things canada brought here… bacon is the biggest. i LOVE bacon lol. and beer… didnt the germans make that? >.

20. B.O.B. July 8th, 2007 at 14:39 20

    well. i said alot more than that… but this forum thing cut me off.

21. Bert .Canada. September 10th, 2007 at 7:18 21

    I am Canadian and ya we got some stupid stuff here, like if you fish without a license they can take ur house and charge you a few Thousand, and take ur house.

    but it’s not like every country does not have there stupid laws. also i drought that they would do all that to him unless he has a bad track record.

    BTW huge lolicon myself

22. Tyciol September 12th, 2007 at 16:50 22

    Odds are this guy just was ignorant of the laws against cartoon porn.

    However… didn’t he have real CP too? No way he’s ignorant of that. He should be convicted for breaking the law there. Even if it’s kind of a BS law (it should be illegal to fund it, but not to steal/share it) it’s still the law and you should obey it. It obviously shows a lack of control there.

    That being said, it still sucks using lolicon stuff to compound criminal charges. Sure, stack as much as possible on a sentence, but do it with legitimately bad stuff with some kind of apparent victim. The law was written to avoid stuff like people professionally sketching CP images of real kids, not for entirely fictional stuff made up of popular characters like Cardcaptor Sakura we all know is fake. I can’t think of any manga/anime-style drawn character you’d ever confuse as real.

23. newfinadian September 13th, 2007 at 20:13 23

    this is a bunch of bull shizit and i think the a$$ fu

24. Tyciol June 2nd, 2008 at 0:37 24

    I have studied this case more indepth since initially responding to it. It has come up on Wikipedia. The initial source of the report is the Anime News Network, who got it from news reports which have since no longer been hosted on the internet.

    This guy did NOT have any IRL CP. It was ONLY lolicon. That’s it. Or maybe some shota too, I dunno, but essentially, JUST cartoon images.

    Also, the initial report of this post says all lightheartedly “oh no, 18 months without internet, 100 hours community service, $150, worth it?”

    It’s not. Not unless you’re doing it to stand for something and don’t mind upsetting your life. Firstly, this man was put on a Sex Offender registry for 5 years. 60 months. This will interfere with employment, and basically, it’s going to give people a reason to go after you. I don’t think sex offender registries are public like they are in the United States, but a lot of people are moving to make it this way.

    Hopefully if that happens, it will only apply to future cases, as in people put on the registry after they decide to make it public, but that is NOT a guarantee. People will use this data to harass you and possibly threaten your life. I know because even in the absence of such registries, people are more than willing to do this if they just link up your views online regarding lolicon with your real life identity, even if you’ve never commited any crimes at all! It would only get worse as a sex offender.

    But that’s not the worst part. This guy got off EASY. The article that this report first references (which the shorter 7644 number redirects to) is this: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-10-20/canadian-sentenced-over-loli-porn-manga

    You will note something in this: “New laws, in effect November 1st will require mandatory Jail time for Canadians convicted of importing child porn.”

    This would be applicable to lolicon. Basically, since he was sentenced October 20th, he just missed the bill. This isn’t a matter of a wad of cash, community service and a registry anymore, but also your freedom and your record. It’s a jailable offense now.

    Since it is for ‘importing’ then I guess in theory as long as it was made in Canada or if you made it yourself it’d be okay, but I don’t know how interested the police would be in the truth. As far as I’m concerned, a police officer has the potential to be as bigoted as the rest of the population. They want their convictions, they want to look good.

    You might think ‘how will they get a warrant’. How well do you all protect your online identities? Do you have enemies? If anyone even has a suspicion, that could be grounds enough for a warrant. Warrants are given easier than credit cards these days. Police don’t want to search a home unless they’re guaranteed to find something. I think they will bring lolicon with them, and put it on your computer. This way, if they don’t find anything else (maybe you don’t have any, maybe they think you do but it’s hidden) then they’ll ‘find’ what they brought, and convict you for it.

    This is why computer data should not be admissable as evidence in court. This is why media should not be illegal. It is too easy to bend the truth for people’s secret motivations.

25. ........ June 4th, 2008 at 6:00 25

    Its legal to own it but not legal to import or export it out of Canada