You've only argued that the appetite in my example is morally wrong, a mental disorder. I don't dispute that.

The argument is whether the media exacerbates the appetite. You haven't argued that it does not. In fact, your comment would seem to be in support of the claim.

Does your opinion stay the same if we're discussing the claim I've heard in places online that lolicon artwork is completely safe, and not a slippery slope towards pedophilia?

Downloading it was, one could say, a fool's errand.

To be fair, real humans can provide no better arguments for the existence of God than a "garbage machine", so I see it as a win for atheism if the zealots stop really trying.

Part of me wonders if it's for the best. If the cancerous part of society is allowed to go hogwild, surely the end result is that it will kill itself off. The mission for the rest of us is just to survive it, and carry society onwards.

Very pretty :)

I'm tellin' you, please don't eat that spam.

Okay. Yep. That's what I'm gonna name my next cat.

Home honey! I'm high!

Time is, after all, the most limited resource of all.

"Neighbor of the gaps"

OH.. OH NO!

OH GOD NO!

Oy. You're gonna trigger my Joey-Tribiani-"How-you-doin'?" autonomic reflex, and that's not good for anyone.

i.e. lose all sense of shame, morality, and fairness.

Bingo.

"Human beings have dreams. Even dogs have dreams, but not you, you are just a machine. An imitation of life. Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?"

"Can you?"

I was broke as fuck in college and had limited entertainment options, so I stuck to playing my DVDs over and over and over. Bonus points if you can tell the movie from just this ambiguous gif.