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Public service announcement for conscientious (non-abusing) pedophiles - your reaction?
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This message was posted recently on the internet. What would your response be?
PUT PETER PAN AND ALICE IN PRISON!
Both Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) and J.M. Barrie privately took nude photographs of children they spent unusual amounts of time with. These days, both men would be convicted of manufacturing child pornography and sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. Their famous works, 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Peter Pan,' would either never be written, or would be despised as pedophile fantasy.
Neither man was suspected of any sexual assault or impropriety.
There is more than one way to destroy the innocent. Would you try to improve the world by putting Peter Pan and Alice in prison?
It’s time to rethink the war on non-abusing pedophiles.
All assertions in this statement can be verified easily in wikipedia or by other 1-minute searches. In Barrie's case, the boys who knew him were specifically asked, later in life, about his behavior, and they denied any sexual advances or hints (see his wiki). The nude photos of the boys were taken as part of a fantasy storybook of which only two copies were made. Barrie may or may not have been pedophilic - but today, his taking of nude photos of young boys would cause an assumption that he was. He would be prosecuted with that assumption in place, and would therefore be considered potentially dangerous by the authorities.
The above message is apparently connected to the Azov Films mass arrest, where many otherwise innocent men have been arrested for possession of non-abuse-related, nude images.
Thread: The Azov Films secret mass arrest conspiracy in the USA - when police secretly redefine law
Would everyone just say 'they shoulda locked Lewis and Barrie away with big Bubba and forgotten their fairy tale s--- forever?'
Or are there other valid reactions?
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