Including making child pornography
Father and his partner 'imprisoned and abused son, 9, and used him for child porn' | Mail Online
Father and his partner 'imprisoned and abused son, 9, and used him for child porn' | Mail Online
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So pretending this did not happen helps children you selfish prick?
Funny you have more of an issue with me than a child abuser. All I did was post a link.
Yet on here you have more issue with me posting the story than with the contents of the story. Why? Why do you want this swept under the carpet?
Oh look libbies accusing me if being gay, like you find that to be an insult
Would you want anti gay crimes swept under the carpet too?
I focus a lot on liberals too. Am I a closeted liberal too?
He has a war on happy people?So pretending this did not happen helps children you selfish prick?
Your point is to help children? How is that?
I got NOTHING against you, Steve, but your war on gays seems a tad bit mean-spirited and hopelessly idealistic - are you trying to outlaw homosexuality?
That's unfortunate. But given your other hate posts I wonder if you think gays are more likely to do this sort of thing? In fact, heterosexuals are more likely to be child sex abusers than homosexuals. How many straight men and women have been arrested for child pornography, statutory rape, and other sex crimes directed towards children? Compare that figure to how many were gay or lesbian and the truth of it is a flashing neon billboard at night.
Find it curious a 'straight' person writes this much about LGBT issues. You know I'm sure that homophobic men when tested for penile arrousal being shown straight and gay pornography, reacted more to the gay pornograhy right? It's true, and not actually surprising: homophobic men are more arroused by gay erotica than self-identified gay men.
Homophobic Men Most Aroused by Gay Male Porn | Psychology Today