Radical Activists Seek Disturbing Normalization of Pedophilia
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**Outrage Grows As Radical Activists Push for Normalization of Pedophilia**
In an unsettling development, a Seattle-based activist group is openly advocating for what can only be described as a disturbing stance on pedophilia, under the guise of sexual liberation.
Ally Kotetsu, a self-identified “non-binary transgender woman,” is at the forefront of this campaign through a group called Beyond the Plus.
They are promoting the idea that attractions to minors should be recognized as a legitimate orientation, labeling those who are attracted to children as "minor attracted persons" (MAPs).
Kotetsu's activism includes distributing pamphlets in Cal Anderson Park, a hub for the local LGBTQIA community, where they advocate for the acceptance of relationships between adults and minors.
The narrative being pushed claims that “MAPs” deserve visibility and understanding, painting them as marginalized individuals seeking acceptance, similar to the struggles faced by other sexual minorities.
The Beyond the Plus website shockingly promotes the idea that “age-based attractions” are innate, comparable to sexual orientations such as heterosexuality or homosexuality.
Despite the clear moral and ethical challenges presented by these assertions, the group argues that social stigma around attractions to minors is unwarranted and harmful.
Kotetsu’s rhetoric frames any opposition to their views as “ageist” and discriminatory, a tactic often seen in debates over various social issues.
This movement’s aim appears to be an outright challenge to well-established age of consent laws, which have long been viewed as critical safeguards for children.
Additionally, organizers associated with this group have openly celebrated “Alice Day,” a holiday within circles that advocate for pedophilic relationships, suggesting an alarming normalization of what is widely considered abusive behavior.
The broader implications of these activities extend beyond Seattle. They represent a trend where fringe ideas, once considered unacceptable, are gaining traction in certain activist circles, igniting a crucial conversation about the protection of children from predatory behavior.
Encouragingly, many parents and concerned citizens are raising their voices against these radical movements.
It’s vital for communities to remain vigilant and supportive of policies that fortify existing child protection laws, while also standing firmly against those who would seek to manipulate societal norms to justify harmful behaviors.
As this situation unfolds, the actions and words of those promoting such dangerous ideologies must be met with clear and decisive opposition, ensuring that the rights and safety of children remain paramount in any comprehensive societal conversation.
Sources:
theblaze.com
basedunderground.com
reduxx.info
In an unsettling development, a Seattle-based activist group is openly advocating for what can only be described as a disturbing stance on pedophilia, under the guise of sexual liberation.
Ally Kotetsu, a self-identified “non-binary transgender woman,” is at the forefront of this campaign through a group called Beyond the Plus.
They are promoting the idea that attractions to minors should be recognized as a legitimate orientation, labeling those who are attracted to children as "minor attracted persons" (MAPs).
Kotetsu's activism includes distributing pamphlets in Cal Anderson Park, a hub for the local LGBTQIA community, where they advocate for the acceptance of relationships between adults and minors.
The narrative being pushed claims that “MAPs” deserve visibility and understanding, painting them as marginalized individuals seeking acceptance, similar to the struggles faced by other sexual minorities.
The Beyond the Plus website shockingly promotes the idea that “age-based attractions” are innate, comparable to sexual orientations such as heterosexuality or homosexuality.
Despite the clear moral and ethical challenges presented by these assertions, the group argues that social stigma around attractions to minors is unwarranted and harmful.
Kotetsu’s rhetoric frames any opposition to their views as “ageist” and discriminatory, a tactic often seen in debates over various social issues.
This movement’s aim appears to be an outright challenge to well-established age of consent laws, which have long been viewed as critical safeguards for children.
Additionally, organizers associated with this group have openly celebrated “Alice Day,” a holiday within circles that advocate for pedophilic relationships, suggesting an alarming normalization of what is widely considered abusive behavior.
The broader implications of these activities extend beyond Seattle. They represent a trend where fringe ideas, once considered unacceptable, are gaining traction in certain activist circles, igniting a crucial conversation about the protection of children from predatory behavior.
Encouragingly, many parents and concerned citizens are raising their voices against these radical movements.
It’s vital for communities to remain vigilant and supportive of policies that fortify existing child protection laws, while also standing firmly against those who would seek to manipulate societal norms to justify harmful behaviors.
As this situation unfolds, the actions and words of those promoting such dangerous ideologies must be met with clear and decisive opposition, ensuring that the rights and safety of children remain paramount in any comprehensive societal conversation.
Sources:
theblaze.com
basedunderground.com
reduxx.info
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