>>23597546
England is as dystopian as it gets, they have some of the most heinous shit going on in the country but will genuinely arrest you for mean Twitter posts.
>>23597382 (OP)
iirc it's in the backstory for Bud, Noa is looking at a screen with "evidence" of his history of being trafficked, but it's not like you see anything of it
>>23598488
It's getting to the point I worry about buying certain model kits in case it somehow leads to me getting arrested. I just want some cute dolls.
>>23598818
He's also depicted as breastfeeding from an adult woman as a teenager, which may well cross the line with bongland's anti-lolicon laws so tbf I can understand OP's concern
>>23597382 (OP)
Depends how well your customs officials know Patlabor lore I guess
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>>23599017 >He's also depicted as breastfeeding from an adult woman as a teenager,
ah, forgot about that part
>>23598512
They're a problem too but removing them all isn't going to unfuck the country like many seem to think. England is a hellhole whether Rasheed is there or not.
>>23598914
I wouldn't be surprised honestly. I think England is one of the few countries where they actually enforce lolicon laws.
Most countries either do nothing or give you a slap on the wrist at worst, but I think I remember seeing the UK throw some guy in jail for a couple years and onto a registry for hentai.
>>23599138 >I think England is one of the few countries where they actually enforce lolicon laws
Nah, it's pretty consistent across Europe. And Australia too IIRC
>>23599171 >>23599221
NTA but 99% of the time the enforcement is just to value-add charges when they're already doing someone for CP or something. It's not entirely unheard of but I certainly wouldn't be worried about raising eyebrows unless I was importing a shipment of loli doujins from Comiket or something.
