What's the difference between Twitter and Gab? Surprisingly not much. Both sites have fags that want to censor people for something they don't like. On Twitter it could be anything. On Gab it's fucking pictures. For sites that proclaim to be "Free Speech" advocates they both have a funny way of showing it. I know a majority of users who were on Minds have seen/heard this song and dance before, but it bares repeating. Lolicon/Shotacon in the United States is not illegal and it's not viewed as "obscene". At least under the legal definition of the word. So once again I have to link this court case, United States v. Handley 2008, just to prove this point. So here is the WIkipedia Article that summarizes what the case was about and the ultimate decision from that case and the case itself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Handley    https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-10th-circuit/1607857.htmlhttps://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp2/564/996/1407869/    Now some of you are probably wondering "Morphbox why are you making a big deal about this?" Well it's simple. I value Freedom of Speech. Both the spirit and the law and the law in the US has been undermined for several decades now by moral busybodies who just want to cause a moral panic and this time is no different. That and Obscenity Law(s) are bullshit.    I know most people came to this site to have fun and just post random shit about anime girls and sometimes guys, but it's now down to principles. So I hope @a and his legal team actually look over this case and realize under US Law as far as I'm aware Lolicon and Shotacon are legal. They are just drawings of fictional children yes doing sexual acts, but they are fictional none the less and yes they do have artistic merit to them. You may not like it, but ultimately that's your problem and not mine. Nor is it anyone else's. Now then here is some tasteful loli everyone including certain prudes can enjoy. #loligate