/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I never really understood the fad of putting the word "implying" in quotation marks and making images like that. Why is it in quotation marks?

>implying I ever leave my house.

>I want to be loved

>linux

>otome isn't for fat girls and faggots

>>6012738

>implying this isn't the op causing drama in his own thread for the sake of it
>implying I don't know sage does nothing
>implying I'm not going to get banned for shitposting
>fucking gamestop

>>5591729
>implying tripfags on /k/ actually own guns

>>5331325
Who is this "luc" you speak of?

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>>5316624

now all you need is a trip and you'll be complete

What has been pondered on my mind recently, is on the topic of incest. Specifically, why is it illegal? In many states, it is a felony.

Sure, it's "gross". Sure, it is a taboo topic. But why outlaw it?

The only bad thing I could see out of incest would be:
1) possible health problems if they have a child. I think that it's good that the laws are trying to protect the gene pools, but why ban "safe" incest (no babies etc)?
2) child abuse - incest should remain illegal if one or more of the participants are underaged.

I don't think it should be encouraged by the state. I just don't understand why it is outlawed by the state.

Two (or more...?) consenting adults should be able to do what they want with someone they love, is what I think.

Lots of people in Japan have done it for many years, and they aren't total freaks.

What do you think, and why?