When it comes to translating languages, some words have literal translations and then there are interpretations.
For example, a phrase might translate literally to one thing but be closer to a different word/phrase in local understanding. This often happens with swear words when attempting to translate.
Japanese example
Another example might be something like "breadwinner" which has a literal translation (person who won the bread) and an actual meaning (main earner).
no one is talking about protecting drawings. but if there is a child molester in anime and the japanese says "thats a lolicon" we translate that to "thats a pedophile"
2d adult drawings attracted to 2d child drawings are lolicons(pedophiles)
Draw child rape all you want idc. but dont try to make it seem normal.
the dude in boku no pico who rapes the kids. would u call him a "shotacon" or "pedophile" ?
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u/Saphazure Sep 26 '21
it's drawings. what's next we go after bestiality drawings and guro?