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U.S. law covers some fictional/cartoon depictions, but not “loli” categorically. §1466A requires sexually explicit conduct plus obscenity, or listed graphic acts lacking serious value. Nudity alone must fit §2256, e.g. lascivious exhibition. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1466A https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2256
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Many perverts are working very hard to defend cartoon, sexualized depictions of small children (or people who appear like children). Many call this "loli". In the USA, this is illegal under the PROTECT Act of 2003. This includes posing nude (not engaging in any "acts"). This law has been repeatedly, successfully tested in court, with judges rejecting use of the First Amendment as a defense. (This is not a "Free Speech" issue, even though some perverts want to paint it as one.) See: United States v. Whorley, United States v. Handley, and others.
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"post_text": "[Target Post]\nMany perverts are working very hard to defend cartoon, sexualized depictions of small children (or people who appear like children).\n\nMany call this \"loli\".\n\nIn the USA, this is illegal under the PROTECT Act of 2003.\n\nThis includes posing nude (not engaging in any \"acts\").\n\nThis law has been repeatedly, successfully tested in court, with judges rejecting use of the First Amendment as a defense. (This is not a \"Free Speech\" issue, even though some perverts want to paint it as one.)"
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