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YouTube – UK Government plans to criminalise Japanese Anime/Manga fans

Posted By: admin 23 February, 2009

YouTube – UK Government plans to criminalise Japanese Anime/Manga fans

The UK Government is planning to outlaw mere possesion of cartoon images that appear sexually explicit IF the persons in them APPEAR to be under 18. How do you tell the age of a cartoon character?…

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