You could always move to Wyoming <| sep |> What is weird is they make some great ads and never put them on TV or I never see on TV . Saw this on YouTube . W 63 N 63 Qyw <| sep |> Mhmm , they ' re entirely blind to the cause and effect while directly contributing to it , either implicitly or directly . <| sep |> sometimes a 20 lead is a dangerous thing <| sep |> Ok . I read the links . Generally , I agree with you . I take as libertarian a stance as I can on most issues . If no one is being harmed , then the state has no business intervening . But , I think in this case people will be harmed many of the users of the hypothetical childlike sexbots and quite likely some children as well . I also agree that if we ' re going to outlaw such things then the penalties involved shouldn ' t be the same as they would be for offences involving harm to a person . We could make this part of commercial law . We don ' t , for instance , punish people who buy or consume faulty products . We insist on a recall and levy appropriate fines on the manufacturers and sellers , either for negligence or wilful noncompliance with the law or relevant industry regulations . We ' re just at the start of learning how to live effectively with technologies such as the Internet and robotics . In my lifetime , I have seen many different alternative sexualities come out of the shadows . Mostly , this has been a good thing . But along with the harmless BDSM , crossdressing , roleplay , and other fetishists who can now find likeminded individuals , with far less risk than before , there are also darker sexual preferences that have been legitimised at least in the eyes of those who practice them . We need to work out how to balance the good and the bad , with minimum intervention in individual autonomy but also without throwing caution to the wind . There are good reasons why paedophiles and sadists weren ' t encouraged to get together and swap fantasies in the past .