There is a deep irony to believing “children can consent” protects children from pedophilia
Children get groomed into thinking that sort of thing is okay, and your ideas could reinforce that by treating them like they’re capable of consent.
Children cannot trust their instincts.
Replying to @PreciousWizard
2. The ad is not about assuming Grandma is dangerous. It’s about teaching children to recognise their own discomfort, trust their instincts, and know their parents will support them when they say no to unwanted touch even when social pressure makes it difficult.
Is there any kind of evidence that pushing consent ethics at every level for children prevents abuse?
Even if we accept that dubious premise, what about other effects? Like being socially stunted, unable to express their feelings or affection?
Putti were a mistake in art. I don’t care if they’re “charming”, they’re not a proper depiction of angels. Especially given their origins in Greek pagan erotic symbolism.
While their damage isn’t comparable to Dawkins, they’re not good and we should discourage their use.
WizardofPreciousPearls retweeted
"Oh you're not going be eaten, calm down"
Oh yeah? So a few days ago, when thousands of mongrels marched in the streets of France to "protest", all 1500 local businesses looted were big names, right?
Commies are evil fucking liars. They will let everything be destroyed
Girlypop communism is a weak and pathetic cover for the usual commie sadists.
Replying to @FawcettKid
?? The rich that we’re talking about are mega corpo people like bezos, musk, djokohadikusumo, etc. Your happy little ‘rich’ family can calm your nerves dan gausah geer
Too many people are caught up in the “touching the child” and not enough have noticed they made the child the femboy doomer.
Do you have to be a prison abolitionist to oppose a man being thrown in jail for self defense?
Obviously not.
Opposing unjust laws does not require opposing judicial punishment.
A question for the pro-death penalty side:
In 2010, a Catholic woman from a village in Pakistan was sentenced to death after a squabble with her Muslim neighbors over a cup of water. They claimed she slandered Mohammed i.e. committed the act of blasphemy.
The state mandated she be given the death penalty. Pope Benedict stepped in and called for her release. She spent 8 years in jail but was eventually released and fled the country in 2018.
Question: Should the Pope have remained silent and not intervened with the affairs of Pakistan and their use of the death penalty?
If you had fun doing this, there’s a wonderful subcontinent where you’d fit right in!
What I’ve noticed is that lapsed Catholics become Protestant and fervant Protestants become Catholic.
It’s not a great exodus of numbers, but of quality.
WizardofPreciousPearls retweeted
Why did all the ancient Mesopotamians wear the same outfit?
Because it was their cuniform
“Guys I exclusively date sluts for their personality, trust.”
Lol is that what we’re calling it these days?
I am surprised at the amount of people who expect ketamine orgies to follow any kind of moral rule.
If ketamine orgies are allowed, this stuff will happen. Simple as.
Really we should throw all of them in jail.







































