Lolitard 

1. A retard lolicon.
2. The person with a mental deficiency, and will looks dumbass with lolis and a slave for them, most used in roleplay.

This lolitard would be down bad for anything i ask them to do.

Lolitard by LadyNahida April 12, 2023

Lolitard 

Either hardcore suporter or hardcore oposer of loli hentai. Depends on which side you ask. Somehow both sides came to use this word to describe the other side.

Lolitard: Bro I can't believe those Lolitards are defending child porn.
Lolitard: Bro I can't believe those Lolitards want to ban drawings.

Lolitard by Swaggy Bookshelf February 4, 2021

lolitard 

a person, people or thing interested in lolicon

Hey, you see that lolitard over there?... who? the guy interested in lolicon?..yeah....

lolitard by SirAnon November 26, 2009

loltard 

A lamer that overuses LOL, and it's derivatives, after almost every comment, which are almost exclusively non-humorous.

That lamer, BJ, LMAOs & LOLs about everything. What a loltard!

loltard by craigD September 3, 2008

LOLtard 

A lamer that overuses LOL, and it's derivatives, after almost every comment, which are almost exclusively non-humorous.

That lamer, BJ, LMAOs & LOLs about everything. What a loltard!

LOLtard by craigD June 27, 2006

r/lolitary 

People who can't differentiate from fiction and reality. Calling people pedos when they like lolis and doing absolute mental gymnastics to say that a picture is an actual living being. They also have no proof when accusing people of pedophilia besides "uh.... Liking loli=pedo, I rest my case"

Person 1: have you ever heard of r/lolitary before?
Person 2: oh yeah that. Aren't they the ones who accuse people on the internet for liking anime lolis?
Person 1: yeah.... To think they'd rather help fictional children than actual ones...

r/lolitary by *insertgenericnamehere* April 12, 2022

r/lolitary 

A anti anime subreddit for people to spread misinformation and hate about anime. Admins systematically ban any post/comment that isn't fully dedicated to hating anime. One of its usage is setting up brigading campaigns against anime-dedicated communities, and another one is setting up harassments campaigns against Twitter and Reddit users. The community felt a big slow to its growth when its most prominent administrator, informally known as Aqua, got permanently banned for hate speech.

The only mechanism the community members use to legitimate their actions is putting their opponents in little boxes and then labeling those boxes with 'people that are wrong', exactly like far right politics or radical islamists.

It is broadly known, to this day, that it's a waste of time to talk with any member of r/lolitary since they spend their time stuttering nonsense and insults to anybody who remotely doubts the legitimacy of their latest harassments actions.

r/lolitary by DigammaF April 12, 2022