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The trend tends to be government removes freedoms, and they're not then given back. Loli porn obviously doesn't have public defenders since it's so uncomfortable. Circumstances guarantee only one side gets repeated in public and the ones wanting freedom to enjoy their porn aren't going to expose themselves due to internet retaliation mechanics.Even in Japan, where loli have a long tradition, there's more and more voices rising against it, while not necessarily wanting to raise the, really low, age of consent in the country.
I doubt that it's the fault of some US conservative right guys. Not because they don't have such influence outside of their country, but because "loli" was looked badly in those countries before they even exist.
Saying it's looked badly is a given since thats the only opinion allowed. Some commentator defending loli porn will get a reddit thread asking for FBI to raid his pc since he confessed to being a criminal.