Accepted Why is spraying Lolicon/3D rendered underage girls in sexual positions not punishable?

I'm going to add a change in the extended rules later today that should address this, and other sprays that arn't technically against the rules later on today.

 

Aren't*

 

https://www.seriousgmod.com/threads/sgm-ttt-extended-rules.42318/page-2#post-503523

"Even if your spray does not fit neatly within these parameters, your spray may be removed if deemed inappropriate by a staff member. This is a discretionary ruling, so it may differ between staff members." was added to the Porn/Disturbing Content/Gore section.

This now gives our moderators a bit more power to remove sprays that are clearly inappropriate and we shouldn't allow on our servers, but don't exactly fit in our guidelines.

 

I think what's sad is that you think your definitions of right and wrong apply to everybody Edit: Morality is always subjective. And, more often than not, it's situational.

Quite literally, all I am saying is keep an open mind, and don't view everything one way only. Knee-jerk reactions might make us feel better, but that doesn't always mean they are correct

Further Edit: I despise pedophiles and pedophilia, and I judge it in the harshest ways available to me. But that doesn't mean that anytime I see something that might be pedophilia, that I will immediately condemn it as such.

 

Yes, lets have an open mind about scantily clad little girls, you're sick.

 

or you can grow up and handle it. You probably close your eyes when a "half naked" woman comes on your television screen eH?

wait nvm this is about lolis :^) mb i thought we were just talking about nudity in general owo.

ngl i leweded the lolis.

 

Or I don't view children as sexual objects. I'm sorry you do.

Edit: I am saying there are more reasons than just sexual ones for anyone to be wearing a standard of clothing you find obscene. So yes, keep an open mind. In the case of children, there aren't many, but they exist, ranging from artistic to simply practical.

Further Edit: I'm just going going to link this article here, as a very clear example on WHY you should keep an open mind:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...s-set-off-a-10-year-legal-saga/?noredirect=on'

And yes, I know this isn't entirely on-point with the OP, but the conversation has shifted a bit.

 

Seeing where this is going, I'll stop it here before it's too late. Helix's update should indeed solve the problem.
Cheers.