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Man arrested for employing under-age girl in 'JK' dating service

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The girls know exactly what they're doing, since the pay arrangements are spelled out before hand, so none of that "victim" crap please

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He is a pimp!! Throw the book at him! What of the customer?? Did he get into trouble for paying and have sex with a minor??

12 ( +14 / -2 )

Did he get into trouble for paying and have sex with a minor??

It's illegal for her to be employed in JK at 17 but the de-jure age of consent is 13. However the de-facto age of consent varies by location, circumstances, mood of the police and prosecutors etc.

She may not smoke or drink until she is 20.

13 ( +13 / -0 )

@ 17 she knows exactly what she is doing

8 ( +16 / -8 )

@ 17 she knows exactly what she is doing

Of course she does but that doesn't change the fact that she is still a minor by law.

8 ( +11 / -3 )

@ Risky, she is a willing participant and not a victim

2 ( +8 / -6 )

from my years of experience in Japanese courts,

laws evidence witnesses don't matter, rulings are made

on the whims of the judge

6 ( +6 / -0 )

It is true that I have been sending girls to take a walk (with men)."

Of course. Why would anyone think otherwise. Walking is a good exercise, you know?

6 ( +6 / -0 )

The girls know exactly what they're doing, since the pay arrangements are spelled out before hand, so none of that "victim" crap please

If they are children they are legally not capable of giving consent, so they are victims.

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Walking is ok, but sex is not. The customer should be in prison for child sex.

this will be interesting for 2020. Foreigners will be very curious about these sexy 16-17 year olds...

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@ toasted, get off your high horse. Cuz I said she's a willing participant that makes me a child molester? I'm not sexually interested in children thank you very much. You can recite that "they're legally children so they're victims" mantra all day long, that doesn't mean your viewpoint is correct.

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@ Risky, if I use your logic, and she was the only one who benefited financially then there was no crime and therefore no victim.

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@ toasted, get off your high horse. Cuz I said she's a willing participant that makes me a child molester? I'm not sexually interested in children thank you very much. You can recite that "they're legally children so they're victims" mantra all day long, that doesn't mean your viewpoint is correct.

It doesn't make you an abuser but it does enable predatory men to justify their wrongdoings. "Oh, she was up for it etc".

So much misogyny on this and other topics involving women.

I wonder why.

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You are still stuck on that predator-prey relationship idea, but in cases like this, it's a supply and demand relationship. It's not like he kidnapped an elementary school girl on her way home. If I use your logic, she'd be a victim at 19 years and 51 weeks, and a prostitute a week later.

Misogyny? Is that what you call ideas that you don't agree with?

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I suspect the 7000 was just introduction fee (place to meet / vetting ) , the girls get free drinks / dinner /shopping and for extras in cash... the only real crime seem to be they are under tokyo age on consent and the manager should have vetted em better because he put himself in unwarranted risk.

no real victims here, except maybe for the family of the guy that bought the underaged girl...

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I'm not sure how many of you think she's not a victim.

A child having sex with an adult for money, that indeed makes her a victim. She is not an adult.

Some failed to raise her. Someone failed to look out for her. Many took advantage of her. And yet it's the child's fault just because there's a slight chance that she wanted the abuse?

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