No.310187
>>310186> never spoke to people that went to jail or work at a jail,Yeah I haven’t, cause I’ve never been jailed and don’t associate with retards that have been. What’s your excuse?
No.310198
>>310187Doesn't matter, you still retarded says shit you don't know.
No.310199
>>310198>you are still retarded person who talks about shit that you don't understandGentlemen please. May we get back to the topic at hand (Preteen succubis' flat chests)?
No.310207
>>310206It's annoying how they cater the dialogue in these games to autistic people. And I say that as someone with asperger
No.312060
Paypal etc have pulled from DLSite because of loli..
No.312108
>>301033It's a cartoon. Actual pedophiles rape kids and trade real photos of the stuff with faggots who "adopt" kids. Normies just don't want to admit the problem and blame cartoons.
No.312114
>>312060And all of the major CC companies too.
It's crazy how middle men can collaborate to censor whatever they want and no one can do much about it because it's beyond impossible to create a alternative.
No.312294
>>312114That might have been the case ~10 years ago.
These days it's possible to circumvent the global monopoly and oppression of Mastercard/Visa by accepting cryptocurrencies.
Some content creators are tech illiterate though and don't understand how to accept cryptos or how to turn them back into fiat cash.
No.312303
>>312302Nothing wrong with being "pedophile" normalfags are deluded beyond belief.
No.312307
>>312294Crypto isn't Realistically a alternative for doing actual regular business.
It's extremely inconvenient to work with, doesn't scale, is ultra susceptible to scams, and almost no one actually accepts it nor uses it as a currency.
Even cryptro bros don't give a shit about it as a currency.
No.312313
>>312307Dealing with credit cards and the processor middlemen is even worse. The only real issue is lack of adoption and the other issues would resolve with it.
In the future it will definitely be absolutely hilarious to look back at how people used to type their whole credit card number into computers every time they buy something and it can just be leaked by the merchant
No.312316
>>312313>The only real issue is lack of adoption and the other issues would resolve with it.That is wrong.
There are hard limitations on transaction volume, transactions are extremely slow relative to normal options, and the fees are pretty bad.
Not to mention huge fraud risk and the basic issue of it's volatility makes it useless as a medium of exchange.
Again, even the proponents of crypto don't use it as currency. They use it as a unregulated security or investment vehicle in hopes of getting rich quick.
It's largely just a scam, not a functional solution to any real world problems.
No.312332
>>312316NTA but I've been paying for digital services like domain name registration, hosting, VPNs etc with crypto since around 2015 so it's surreal to see your take that it is not doable for regular businesses.
Crypto serves two purposes, as an alternative to traditional payment processors and as an alternative to bank-controlled fiat currencies. Companies that accept crypto don't use it as a currency, they don't leave their coins depreciating in a volatile asset, rather they swap to a stablecoin or cash out in their exchanges as soon as possible.
Regarding fees, it's dependent on which blockchain you're using. BTC has absurdly expensive fees as its design is primitive and indeed not usable for daily transactions. People have tried to build scalable systems and L2s on top of BTC like LN but it always wind up a failure. Bitcoin is just a speculative asset. On the other hand, Monero has some of the lowest fees out there, fast transactions (first confirmation takes less than 2 minutes in my experience) and the bonus feature of being a private currency. So it's all about which currency is best suited for your business. You seem to think blockchains all work the same which is an outdated understanding of the technology.
For a business like DLsite, they should've had implemented crypto as a payment method eons ago
No.312335
>>312332>stable coinOh, your that guy.
Opinion disregarded.
No.312337
>>312316I pay for basically everything via monero and it works fine. Processors take about 5 seconds to acknowledge the transaction which is much faster than bank transfer or even credit cards which take days to settle. Crypto transactions are not reversible so they are immune to chargeback fraud. You have literally no idea what you are talking about. There are serious issues involved but your comment in particular is simply ignorant of it all.
No.312338
>>312337Yep, knew it was you.
Go shill somewhere else with your constant bullshit and quit derailing the thread trying to scam people again.
No.312356
>>312335That might be a new term for you hence the failed attempt at deanonymization through stylography, but stablecoin is a common term in crypto.
No.312357
>>312356Anyone pushing the joke that any cryptocurrency is stable is one of the same retard hivemind
No.312358
>>312357Stablecoins are a special type of crypto in that they use blockchain technology for transactions but their value is derived from a non-crypto asset overseen by a centralized entity
For example the USDT is a stablecoin, because it's backed by a privately owned dollar fund that oversees the emission of new USDT tokens. This company and its fund have been audited so 1 USDT is always 1 USD. Another example, there's PAXG which is backed by gold assets in London vaults and therefore 1 PAXG = market price for gold, etc. That's what makes these coins stable, their valuation is completely different from BTC/ETH/etc
No.312363
>>300892I think it's great to put up some fight against normalcuckoldry out there. TO never stop spitting about something they hate to hear. On the otherhand, why would anyone share these things?
No.312366
>>312361Show off?? These are common terms in the crypto world, I assumed a person who has such a strong negative opinion about crypto would understand them
In non "show off" words: stablecoins are stable because they're backed by something real in contrast to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum
To wrap things up my point is that crypto is the only reliable alternative to services being censored by traditional payment processors and There's no risk in using a well established and well designed cryptocurrency (LIKE MONERO) *as a payment method*
No.312367
>>312358>>312366DAO is another popular example of stablecoin that would be worth looking into cryptocurrency from a completely outside perspective.
That said, the most stable of currencies will be the one that outsiders will need to prize from your dead hands in order to deprive it from you (i.e. precious metals in their various forms). Valueless as it may be in its current state, the once-prized USD was initially pegged to the value of gold bullion – when this became inconvenient for certain
(((political forces[/spoiler])))[/spoiler], this went away, but the fact that this was a concept at all speaks volumes to the efficiency of gold / precious metals as a currency commodity. Although more expensive ounce-by-ounce than gold or silver, palladium is an intriguing third option that has already gained some popularity in those circles.
If one's frame of reference for crypto is simply that of Bitcoin, stablecoins, and possibly ETH, BTC (Bitcoin Cash) would be another possibility to consider. Its price per coin is a mere US$514.82, versus the staggering US$64,654.26 demanded per BTC, and a mere search engine query will reveal the swath of retailers adopting the currency for face-to-face transactions on a global scale. At the end of the day, self-education and a heaping dose of skepticism is what is needed for treading ground in sensitive financial matters such as this
, and not what some wiz said on an anonymous IB.
No.312368
>>312367>certain (((political forces[/spoiler])))[/spoiler]Fucked that one up. what I'm saying is the juice lmao
No.312371
>The crypto scammer is still shilling and derailing the thread even more
Dude seriously fuck off. No one wants your scam funny money.
No.312372
>>312371>Having a simple back-and-forth conversation about a topic that is organically being talked about is "shilling and derailing"Why don't you fuck off, nigger? It's called a discussion.
No.312373
>>312372You only pop off with your scammer bullshit every time the gambling tokens are up then get real quiet when it inevitably drops again or the newest scam blows up.
And no the topic didn't come up organically. You started shilling and everyone else basically called you and your gambling tokens out for being bullshit.
So how about you fuck off with your niggerly behavior of trying to rip people who are already poor off even more while the rest of us discuss the topic of the thread.
Which is about normies reaction to loli in Otaku culture among related topics.
Not shilling useless scam bullshit that isn't remotely relevant.
No.312394
>>312371I like how you are unshakably set on thinking we are one person.
No.312404
>>312373Konata-chan absolutely
despises you for not dumping your life savings into Monero.
No.312446
>>312394I do find it amusing and interesting how there are multiple monero users here (or at least one more other than myself)
No.312448
>>312371A derailed thread on wizchan? how shocking
No.313271
There's another wave of Fanbox purges for Loli art. Not for shota though. Never for shota.
No.313276
>>300940But many of the comic book artist use cp as reference material for drawing the images. So at some point a real child was involved. Knowing that makes it harder to support.
No.313280
>>313276Anti's like saying that but there is scant evidence and in actuality absurdly rare.
No.313602
>>301033found the normalfag
No.315507
>>315505Redzit is by it's natural a self reinforced circle jerk that directly reflects the views and preferences of whoever is the mod at the time.
It's a site for npc to get their code reinforced and updated from top down.
Right now hate of loli is useful to the culture war so that is what is pushed. Npc being unable to think just respond to trigger words on the topic with thought terminating cliches they were programed with.
No.315508
>>315506
Odd conclusion since loli is perfectly legal in the US but illegal in most of Europe.
No.315511
I hate lolis, and I find it creepy as hell a grow ass dude liking little succubi, sound like a predator preying on the weak, pedo Loli liker should be shot on site or hanged in a public square.
No.315512
>>315511this
there is something very wrong about lolis
though i wouldnt go as far as lynching people for it
No.315514
>>315508I agree with him on the fact that murricans are insanely obssessed with laws of consent. I've seen insane schizos trying to cancel a 21yo for dating 17yo. where I live it is normal for the guy to be older, wait for the succubus to be of age, then marry her.
No.315523
>>315514You wish those were schizos, you
normalbrat
>>312394That only makes it look like you are.
>>312366 Another delusional wanderer just about getting Bogdanoff'd. Damn cryptoscams, those currencies could not even pay me some lettuce where I live
No.315524
>>308460The coom is just all one same thing. Down the drain, your brain fluids go.
And you along.
No.315536
>>315514Meanwhile in certain Euro countries they treat drawings like they are real children under the law, while going out of their way to not protect real children when organized child exploitation takes place.
I don't really care about socially acceptable or not IRL relationshits are between highschool/collage age kids.
It's speech, thought, and artistic expression that is more important to me.