(Oh look. Someone bringing pedophiles into a discussion about gays. How predictable.)
Why? As far as i see, it fits most of your reasons for allowing Homosexuality, as long as the child is willing.
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By definition, a child is never "willing", in the sense of giving informed consent - that's why we have sex abuse and statutory rape laws that apply regardless of whether or not the child participated willingly.
"Why? As far as i see, it fits most of your reasons for allowing Homosexuality, as long as the child is willing.""As far as I can see..." That's the problem, you can't see past your own preconceived notions of homosexuality. You'll be able to see things more clearly once you remove your head from your ass.
Except that the child, as a matter of law, is not competent to provide consent, while a homosexual adult certainly is.
Why? As far as i see , it fits most of your reasons for allowing Homosexuality, as long as the child is willing. image
The amazing thing about that thread is that he goes on to *defend the idea that children are capable of adult consent*; unless I'm reading it wrong, he says kids should be allowed to vote and that they can consent to sexual relationships. Maaaaaaaaan.
Man, if he could just get past his homophobia he'd hit it right off with the NAMBLA guys...
As far as i see...
"(Oh look. Someone bringing pedophiles into a discussion about religion . How predictable.)
The fact that more girls are raped than boys, suggests that paedophilia is more prevalent in heterosexuality... Of course, that's confusing cause and effect, something a Fundie would do.
You may have read Empire of the East , but it's obvious you didn't understand anything Saberhagen was trying to say.
For those who don't know, Draffut is a character from that book - a mutated dog, if I remember correctly. He isn't an oblivious asshole like his namesake here, though.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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