maybekidlovr wrote:I understand why you would defend our side because of the social stigma. But IMO the only pedophiles that make it to the public eye's view are the ones who molest and rape children. And because of this I think that it is fair for the general public to stigmatize all the pedos in the world in order to pay for the crimes our brothers have done.
Firstly, I don't consider anyone who harms innocent children my "brother". It is incidental that they share my sexuality, if even that, since most child molesters are not pedophiles but situational offenders. Secondly, there is no rational need to demonize pedophiles so that only "the ones who molest and rape children make it to the public eye's view". In a more humane society that doesn't fear progress they could more easily seek therapy, should they feel they might benefit from it. They could come out to their friends and family. They could have a lot better self-esteem and mental condition overall. All these reduce the risk of committing a crime. Society's witch hunt against pedophiles as nameless personless mass hurts everyone. Thirdly, I'm not convinced at all that the word "fair" can be used to describe a situation in which we demonize all pedos for the acts of only some pedos. Stop feeling responsible over other individuals' crimes. Admittedly, this type of reasoning has its parallels in many other social issues beyond the discrimination of pedophiles. For instance, a racist loves to pick supposedly a quintessential black criminal to showcase the "inferiority of one "race" " over another. I concede that the human propensity for "us-and-them" thinking is deeply rooted in our psychology but lets not seek rationalizations for it.
maybekidlovr wrote:Is it fair for those kidnapped or hurt children that their family and friends not get angry at their offenders. What is worst?- Having been raped and taken advantage of, or being judged socially by society? I think that at this point we can only help ourselves (on an individual basis) and not on a global basis.
The issue is not hate against rape or rapists. The issue is generalizations and stereotypes concerning pedophilic people, and the masses' unwillingness to correct their fallacious bigoted thinking. I think you are presenting a false dichotomy. Juxtaposing two or more evils and dismissing the lesser ones by virtue of them being lesser (being raped is worse than being judged by society) is fallacious thinking. I might as well argue stealing is okay, since murdering is worse in terms of suffering caused. Obviously the truth is neither is okay. And similarly, along with rape, it is not just to demonize pedophiles based on their sexuality which they never chose, but which they can and usually do control.
maybekidlovr wrote:I love watching and being aorund little girls, their smell and soft skin, I would love nothing more than to spend everyday with a little girl , (and night), but at the end of the day what we pedos want goes against what society wants like black and white. What we want is impossoble, so if we want to live in harmony with society we must abide by their rules. If you decide that living a suppressed life is not worth living then you must act on your desires and hope that society doesnt kill you if and when they find out you betrayed society.
I don't know about you but I want fairness, both on judicial and social level. You mention rules. Are you not aware that there is an enormous number of pedophiles doing exactly that, abiding the rules, and yet they'd be persecuted on social level all the same? This idea that pedophiles either need to live as outcasts, destined to suffer self-hate, self-pity, self-denial, self-this-and-that or become criminals is really outlandish, and yet so common. Society has progressed before, and it can progress again. I want to see pedophiles accepted as part of society so that they can more easily get the support that helps would-be-victims, children, too. This division between pedophiles and the rest of society is detrimental to all parties. It may radicalize a pedophile, who will go underground (where he is accepted in shady communities) and may end up dismissing the rules of the society that already condemns him. It is a source of a self-fulfilling prophecy that psychologically conditions many pedophiles to think they are destined to become the monsters they are represented as.