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RE: illegal?

Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:55:32 PST

Crazy XXX 3D World (0)

02-10-09 02:55pm

COMMENT REPLY by ContentManager (Webmaster)

To Doug62 (0):

I am the contentmanager at Crazyxxx3dworld.com and I just wanted to chime in here and state for the record that our company does NOT present nor has it ever presented material which contains illegal content. Crazyxxx3dworld in particular contains only cartoon material which does NOT feature any living human being in any form and is therefore, to current standards, not bound by the laws governing the protection of children. Basically put, you cannot decide nor prove the age of a non-living depiction. This is the standard last presented by the US Department of Justice as laid out quite plainly in US 18:2257 CFR Part 75. Please see this link: http://www.heliosdatasystems.com/downloa...28CFR75-20081218.pdf -- this is the Federal Register PDF file listing all changes to the law as of December 2008. Part 75:6, page 77471 still states quite clearly that regulated porn is, " DEPICTIONS OF AN ACTUAL HUMAN BEING ENGAGED IN ACTUAL SEXUALLY EXPLICIT CONDUCT." Cartoons and illustrations not utilizing actual persons are still exempt in all forms from the 2257 regulations. Many people are reading this law and assuming the word, "SIMULATED" pertains to illustrations. It does not. The change in wording was intended to prevent movie makers and photographers from substituting adult "parts" for child parts. In other words, using a child to produce an image but not using the child's actual genitals. In other words, putting child heads on adult bodies. That's all it refers to. Our site does not violate US laws, and even so, we are not incorporated or housed within US borders and are not bound within US laws anyway. That said however, again, we do not present illegal material and never have. The use of words for advertising, such as "Lolicon" are not illegal, and while perhaps misleading, are not intended to exert the fact that we have real live performers. On no advertising or presentation have we ever stated such, and as previously said, we do not present real persons on the Crazyxxx site at all. I appreciate the opportunity to respond to this posting and hope that readers will judge for themselves rather than relying on others to judge for them. Thank you.

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RE: illegal?

Mon, 16 Jul 2007 03:12:20 PDT

Crazy XXX 3D World (0)

07-16-07 03:12am

COMMENT REPLY by Doug62 (0)

To Khan (Staff):

I also found this website
http://www.dearesq.com/does-the-new-adam...-lolikon-or-lolicon/
If it is illegal then a lot of the anime sites and their customers who downloaded especially manga before and after the law change especially the zipped files where you can't see unless you unzip it would be in trouble. I hope it is not illegal not because of the subject matter but because what if all of a sudden all pornography became illegal and any one in possession of pornography and that best porn would be out of business and all of its users and the users of other porn sites would problably be in prison. The constitution has something against making a de facto post law you might want to check wikipedia on the subject.

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RE: illegal?

Wed, 13 Jun 2007 09:44:15 PDT

Crazy XXX 3D World (0)

06-13-07 09:44am

COMMENT REPLY by Doug62 (0)

To Khan (Staff):

I did find this on the internet http://www.animenation.net/news/askjohn.php?id=1247

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RE: illegal?

Mon, 11 Jun 2007 08:04:32 PDT

Crazy XXX 3D World (0)

06-11-07 08:04am

COMMENT REPLY by Khan (Staff)

To Doug62 (0):

We honestly don't know the answer to your question here. It would appear there is some debate. We have sent an email to asacp asking them to look into this and let us know what they think. We'll pass on their answer when we hear back from them.

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