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Iowa court rules: Japornography is worse than murder!
An Iowa man was convicted of possessing child pornography last week because some of the books in his vast collection of Japanese manga (comics) included depictions of underage anime characters having sex with pigs and dogs. He will be jailed for 15 years And put on a sex offender registry that renders him unemployable and outlawed from living in any city or town.
That is more severe than the punishment for murder, and rightly so - murder only sends one person to heaven, but importing propaganda celebrating the Japanese Lifestyle can send many souls to HELL. From a JaPropaganda website:
Now, with that precident in place, we can have anyone who has ever read 4chan.org jailed for 15 years and permanently outcast from all employment and population centers!
That is more severe than the punishment for murder, and rightly so - murder only sends one person to heaven, but importing propaganda celebrating the Japanese Lifestyle can send many souls to HELL. From a JaPropaganda website:
39-year-old Christopher Handley, an office worker, was brought up on charges of possessing child pornography in 2006 when customs officials seized a package for him. It contained several manga, some of which were "lolicon" that showed what officials said were children being sexually abused. There were also images of bestiality. Handley has a huge collection of manga, and only a few are lolicon. He also had absolutely no child pornography of any description in his house or on his computer.
Nevertheless, Handley entered a guilty plea.
"It's probably the only law I'm aware of, if a client shows me a book or magazine or movie, and asks me if this image is illegal, I can't tell them," says Eric Chase, Handley's attorney.
Chase says he recommended the plea agreement to his client because he didn't think he could convince a jury to acquit him once they'd seen the images in question.
So, before you ask, yes there were many Landover Baptists on that jury. Nevertheless, Handley entered a guilty plea.
"It's probably the only law I'm aware of, if a client shows me a book or magazine or movie, and asks me if this image is illegal, I can't tell them," says Eric Chase, Handley's attorney.
Chase says he recommended the plea agreement to his client because he didn't think he could convince a jury to acquit him once they'd seen the images in question.
Now, with that precident in place, we can have anyone who has ever read 4chan.org jailed for 15 years and permanently outcast from all employment and population centers!
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