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Sydney man has been charged with possessing a silicon sex doll, allegedly in the shape of a teenage girl
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paedophiles are importing child-like sex dolls - but claiming they are harmless toys to avoid prosecution.
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Sydney man is expected to fight a charge of possessing one of the dolls, insisting it is not child abuse material.
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man has been charged with possessing a silicon sex doll, allegedly in the shape of a teenage girl.

In a case that is thought to be one of the first of its kind
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the man will reportedly allege that he does not fit the legal definition of a child abuser.

If the defence of his case, thought to be the first of its kind in NSW, is sucessful, the 32-year-old it could force the government to rethink what is defined as child sex abuse.

Police reportedly raided the man's house in January 2013 and found the child-like mannequin lying in his bed, dressed in a satin nightgown.
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Police said the mannequin, which featured a removable silicon genital insert, was in the shape of a female 'approximately 12 to 14 years of age'.



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also believe the mannequin was purchased via a Chinese website for $3667.
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Australian part of the site has since been taken down and the Chinese site has removed the 'child dolls' from their inventory.
he man is set to go before a court to claim that he does not fall under the child abuse category as there were no photos or videos taken of the mannequin.
The current NSW Crimes Act defines child abuse material as videos, images and literature but not physical objects.
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man's doll is 132cm tall and weighs 30kg.

His lawyer, Benjamin Goh, said the legal definition of child abuse material needs to be updated.

He said his client cannot be convicted until the definition of child abuse in NSW law includes inanimate objects.

'The government needs to make sure the law keeps up with what's on the market,' .
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'It is similar to when synthetic drugs were not captured under law — there were substances that had similar effects to LSD and ecstasy but were completely legal before the laws were changed.'
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paedophiles are reportedly importing sex dolls in the shape of young children from abroad and disguising them as props for film sets.
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a man from Narrabeen was the mastermind behind the Australian site.
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allegedly told customers he could disguise the dolls from customs, by writing that they were worth less than the actual sale price.

The Narrabeen supplier was also charged with possessing child abuse material after police allegedly found more than 8000 images and videos on his personal computer.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ressed-satin-nightgown-bed.html#ixzz3IoZQFxof
 
Frankly I don't have an issue with a doll made to look like a 16, 17 year old.
Anything younger than that is just gross.
 
If him fucking a doll keeps his willy out of a real child, I'm all for it.
but will it? I mean it seems sleeping with a life like doll is a step up from reading stories or watching movies, so is it just another step up to get a real teen to have sex with?
 
Now I have been told that there is a market for everything. But some how child sex doll never came to mind when hearing that statement. This guy will only progress further and further towards the real thing as he gets bored with the dolls.
 
but will it? I mean it seems sleeping with a life like doll is a step up from reading stories or watching movies, so is it just another step up to get a real teen to have sex with?
I don't know if it would, but if it can reduce his urge to go out and find a child to diddle then I think it's worth a shot.
 
IMO, legally permitting use of such an abhorrent item is validating the impulses of pedophiles, especially those who haven't actualized their fantasies. I've seen and read testimony in which predators have admitted these thoughts and urges are completely uncontrollable and have requested chemical castration due to their inability to quell them. Ultimately, the availabilty of these silicone monstrosities would never deter a potential child molester or stem the flow of child pornography in the least.
 
was in the shape of a female 'approximately 12 to 14 years of age'.
Or an under-developed older female too.

I find it disgusting that these exist or should I say that these need to exist, don't get me wrong BUT there are adult women who don't develop quite like the norm and these dolls would resemble them too.
 
Frankly I don't have an issue with a doll made to look like a 16, 17 year old.
Anything younger than that is just gross.
Unfortunately there are Chinese and Japanese companies that make them that look like ages 6 year olds and up, anatomically correct, and sell them for up to $6,000. I don't know of any law in the U.S. that would prohibit owning one or disgustedly abusing one in private.
 
We should be taking notes from the Japanese. They're a really sexually deviant people in many ways, especially their fixation on young-looking people. But they allow these things (and possession of child porn), and their rate of sex offenses is substantially lower than ours. NationMaster.com states that our rate of rape is 27 times the rate in Japan.
 
We should be taking notes from the Japanese. They're a really sexually deviant people in many ways, especially their fixation on young-looking people. But they allow these things (and possession of child porn), and their rate of sex offenses is substantially lower than ours. NationMaster.com states that our rate of rape is 27 times the rate in Japan.

I was wondering about this. It grosses us out but....WHAT IF...it keeps pedo's & deviant behavior down because they're exhibiting it with an inanimate object?
I don't know the answer but what if this is actually it? The answer.
 
Unfortunately there are Chinese and Japanese companies that make them that look like ages 6 year olds and up, anatomically correct, and sell them for up to $6,000. I don't know of any law in the U.S. that would prohibit owning one or disgustedly abusing one in private.
Hmmm.... if an American can get in trouble for owning child porn (not creating or distributing), I'd think there was some sort of law out there that having sex with a child-like object would be grounds for them LOOKING for a loophole. Remember the guy that had sex with a pink pool inflatable? He got in trouble didn't he ( I really can't remember) ?
 
Is the porn that they can possess computer generated? I believe that I have read that they can make realistic porn without using people.

@Athena , seems to be a question you may know the answer to.
 
We should be taking notes from the Japanese. They're a really sexually deviant people in many ways, especially their fixation on young-looking people. But they allow these things (and possession of child porn), and their rate of sex offenses is substantially lower than ours. NationMaster.com states that our rate of rape is 27 times the rate in Japan.
Seriously you can't be that naive, ever hear of reporting issues, we hardly ever heard about it here a few years back, but it was happening just like it is now, more people are reporting it is the only difference
In some areas it just gets swept under the carpet, just like you never used to hear about all the rapes in India, till the well broke
 
Seriously you can't be that naive, ever hear of reporting issues, we hardly ever heard about it here a few years back, but it was happening just like it is now, more people are reporting it is the only difference
In some areas it just gets swept under the carpet, just like you never used to hear about all the rapes in India, till the well broke

In terms of well developed countries Japan and India aren't vaguely on the same level. India is internationally known for having a corrupt and often useless police force. My childhood friend was murdered in India and they didn't interview anyone, lost evidence, stole her camera for the crime scene photos, and didn't even bother to check the ATM that had drained her bank account the day before. That's just not Japan.

Do you have any evidence that Japan has similar procedures to India, or are you comparing apples and oranges here?
 
Is the porn that they can possess computer generated? I believe that I have read that they can make realistic porn without using people.

@Athena , seems to be a question you may know the answer to.

They can possess that, too. But simple possession of child porn is not prosecuted in Japan. Manufacturing, distribution, purchase (I believe), yes... but not simple possession.

They can possess child porn? Nope, that's my line. A doll is not a victim. A live child, even if you didn't make it, you are perpetuating and enabling people to make more victims.

I appreciate that perspective... but we can believe that, OR we can research, analyze, look at what the evidence tells us and act in accordance with it, even if it offends our sensibilities. It's a tough thing to study, so there's not a ton of research available, yet. And I can't come out and say that access to these things does decrease actual abuse rates. But the data and observations we do have seems to be alluding to that.
 
And once again the Police have missed a GOLDEN opportunity. It would have been sweet if they had sold these online to the pedos, but inside the female parts lies a dick trap, which when it clamps shut on the sicko, sends a message to the local cops the directions of where to find the sicko kiddie diddler.
 
In terms of well developed countries Japan and India aren't vaguely on the same level. India is internationally known for having a corrupt and often useless police force. My childhood friend was murdered in India and they didn't interview anyone, lost evidence, stole her camera for the crime scene photos, and didn't even bother to check the ATM that had drained her bank account the day before. That's just not Japan.

Do you have any evidence that Japan has similar procedures to India, or are you comparing apples and oranges here?
I don't have any about China either, but feel they're corrupt and they seem to be the producers of the product, I don't even know how Japan got involved in this, except they seem to have gotten lumped in with China, so I did too
If you have links proving no corruption in Japan I'd love to see them, corruption is everywhere
Plenty on the subject if you want to take the time to look it up, I'm done with it
And my point was under reporting ( embarrassed and so fourth) saving face nationally, as much as corruption, the old double whammy
Some countries just like some police departments here, under report crime to look better than they are.

also believe the mannequin was purchased via a Chinese website for $3667.

Looking into Japanese Police Corruption
Recently, many crimes and scandals have been committed by Japanese police officers. Typical newspaper headlines this past September and October read: "Group Violence in Patrol Unit: Pointing Gun at Forehead"; "Policeman Extorts Woman with Seized Negative Film"; "List of 90 Investigators Leaked to Gang Group"; "Policeman Arrested for Assaulting Train Conductor, but No Punishment Given"; "Policeman Rapes Young Woman in Interrogation Room and Gives Amphetamine"; "Investigation into Case of Bodily Injury Neglected for 2 Years and 9 Months"; "Policeman Receives Amphetamine from Colleague"; and "Policeman on Patrol Molests Woman at Home".

Although the survey generated high scores for police integrity in Japan, a recent spate of scandals casts doubt on the results. Moreover, since the mechanisms for exposing misconduct are undeveloped in Japan, police behavior may well be worse than it appears. Three problems of police corruption are especially acute: the embezzlement of money from police slush funds; the corruption endemic in police control over Japan's pachinko industry; and police tolerance of organized crime.
http://ssjj.oxfordjournals.org/content/6/1/19.short
 
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That's how I feel about it an no amount of rational thought or statistics will make me feel better about it.

I couldn't possibly care less about how people feel. That's kind of my point. I care about what drives down the rape of children, and will follow that goal wherever it takes me, even if that's to some unsavory places. It's a topic that deserves its fair share of research resources, and the resulting evidence - whatever that may be - should be used to drive legislation. People's emotions should be removed from the equation to whatever degree possible.
 
We should be taking notes from the Japanese. They're a really sexually deviant people in many ways, especially their fixation on young-looking people. But they allow these things (and possession of child porn), and their rate of sex offenses is substantially lower than ours. NationMaster.com states that our rate of rape is 27 times the rate in Japan.

Japan population is 127.3 million the USA 316.1 million give or take a few thousand.

Their punishments are laughable a rapist will average 5 years in prison while a robber will average 6 years.

I'm sure their rapes are underreported, I can link but any Google search will come up as the Japan culture not being very nice to rape victims.
 
T It's a tough thing to study, so there's not a ton of research available, yet. And I can't come out and say that access to these things does decrease actual abuse rates. But the data and observations we do have seems to be alluding to that.

I want to know what data you have, there are many threads where you've found research to back up your claims but I can't find a single thing on it besides what @Caveman posted and that was not anything that I would consider research that was done to prove anything.
 
The only thing that would drive down the rape of children is education. Letting pedophiles get their rocks off is not going to that.
 
Japan population is 127.3 million the USA 316.1 million give or take a few thousand.

Rates are per capita, my dear. The size of the population is of no matter when rate is being considered.

Their punishments are laughable a rapist will average 5 years in prison while a robber will average 6 years.

You consider European sentencing guidelines laughable as well, I imagine, and yet their crime rates are also lower.

I'm sure their rapes are underreported, I can link but any Google search will come up as the Japan culture not being very nice to rape victims.

The exact same can be said about the U.S. In fact, some estimates suggest 80% of sexual assaults go unreported. And only about 3% of rapists spend time behind bars, according to RAINN.

So, in your thought process, therapy for these fuckers would be access to all the child porn they could want as long as they promise not to ever do it? Those children could go on being victims for an eternity if that were implemented. Every view is another rape.

You've already established quite clearly that rational appeals will fall on deaf ears (as is evidenced by that being your perception of my thought process), so I won't waste any more time with it.

I want to know what data you have, there are many threads where you've found research to back up your claims but I can't find a single thing on it besides what @Caveman posted and that was not anything that I would consider research that was done to prove anything.

Prove anything? I've never stated that definitive proof exists. I've only ever stated what I've stated in this thread, that the available data and observations suggest this. The study Caveman posted is one of the only free ones I've come across. And, surely you will excuse me for not purchasing research to "prove" things to some broads on the interwebs who routinely state that nothing will change how they feel. Not to say you're necessarily a part of that group. But I'm not throwin' down $50 to prove anything to you, either. :p

The only thing that would drive down the rape of children is education. Letting pedophiles get their rocks off is not going to that.

I think education is the answer to nearly all social problems. But this isn't a social problem as much as it is biological one. I'm curious about the brand of education you think could help correct this issue.
 
Prove anything? I've never stated that definitive proof exists. I've only ever stated what I've stated in this thread, that the available data and observations suggest this. The study Caveman posted is one of the only free ones I've come across. And, surely you will excuse me for not purchasing research to "prove" things to some broads on the interwebs who routinely state that nothing will change how they feel. Not to say you're necessarily a part of that group. But I'm not throwin' down $50 to prove anything to you, either.
Can you point me to the ones you have to pay for? I have looked but can't find anything, maby i'm not looking in the right places.
 
Hmmm.... if an American can get in trouble for owning child porn (not creating or distributing), I'd think there was some sort of law out there that having sex with a child-like object would be grounds for them LOOKING for a loophole. Remember the guy that had sex with a pink pool inflatable? He got in trouble didn't he ( I really can't remember) ?

In America, there are federal and state-level obscenity laws that can and do criminalize any number of obscene or offensive behaviors (primarily sexual in nature). I would not be surprised to hear that a guy got in trouble for screwing a pool inflatable.
 
It's a topic that deserves its fair share of research resources
That right there is the biggest problem.

People are so tunnel visioned on the bad and don't care to find the why. No one wants to do researched on something that will forever attach their name to pedophiles or child porn in a society that ranks pedophiles as the lowest of the low.
 
We should be taking notes from the Japanese. They're a really sexually deviant people in many ways, especially their fixation on young-looking people. But they allow these things (and possession of child porn), and their rate of sex offenses is substantially lower than ours. NationMaster.com states that our rate of rape is 27 times the rate in Japan.

I am afraid the picture is a little bit skewed by the fact that they a very reluctant to register a rape as a rape unless the victim was a virgin. An awful lot of rapes are hiding out under "sexual assault" in the statistics and even those figures are too low: Rape is under-reported all over the world, but Japan is one of those places where victims are very likely to feel too ashamed to come forward. Not only would they be ashamed it happened to them, they would also be ashamed of having it known and of causing inconvenience to the police and courts. There is an awful lot of pressure on young women to not report it from police.....
 
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Okay, being serious now. With the logic being presented by @Athena, let's really look at this.

Serial killers have urges as well that they admittedly cannot control. Not unlike how Pedophiles describe their urges.

We give Serial Killers realistic dolls to rape, mutilate and kill and allow them to watch images of rape, mutilation and killing. Do you think this will quell their urge to commit those crimes? Or amplify those urges?

Ask a psychologist what they're take is on that kind of "therapy".
 
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