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>>34324045
If the argument was about junior idols, then there would be an easy line to draw: it is wrong morally and now legally. But, this is not what the argument is about. The argument is that idols who are underage should not be seen sexually, that is what the defenders of idols say. This is wrong on all accounts because it is such an integral part of the idol industry because of its connection with cuteness, that it is impossible to remove from the equation. It is possible to remove the perception of reproductive fitness from the equation of defining an idol's success, this I agree and would not be against. This only benefits the dealers of flawed capitalism at the top of the industry.

If junior idols is all that is referred, then again, it is very easy. Now almost every government agrees it is wrong for them to be sexual. This is not controversial anymore. But, again, this is not the focal point of discussion for anybody here unless it is for you but, then you are missing a bigger picture.
>>34324112
That is not what I said. What I said is, you have a problem with us seeing underage idols sexually. Well, you can never solve this problem if you do not understand the real problem: that the idol industry's top level executives and such are allowed to abuse idols, and get away with it because of the blindfold of flawed capitalism. It is very connectable to connect the incoherent connection with reproductive fitness to this, that is a fact. It is part of the flawed capitalism of the idol industry and should not be. However, it is not the fault of fans. Fans do not make the connection with the reproductive fitness of idols being in the equation at the industry level, and this blindfolds them to seeing the very real abuse that idols suffer under executives and such.

Let me break it down very simple. Idols are cute and young, and youth is appealing on every level of biology. In connection with sexiness this biologically stems from reproductive fitness but, it does not make sense to explicitly connect the success of an idol to reproductive fitness. Top level executives do this.

It is impossible for you to combat the selection of reproductive fitness in the equation if you do not accept that this is what causes the problems, which I assume are you want to combat, such as the abuse that underage idols suffer from the industry executives and such. A real solution is to target the executives and such and change the equation. You like idols too. By blinding yourself to the reason why we are drawn to see underage idols sexually at a higher level than non-idols, you are ignoring the equation behind this cause. You will never solve the real objective problems that affect idols themselves if you focus instead on subjective problems. You want to protect idols, is that not it? Then focus on the industry's problems.

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