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Posted by Gimwinkle on 2014-November-23 07:27:26 EST, Sunday
In reply to From BC: Novel challenges views of sexual abuse. posted by JackSummer on 2014-November-23 01:08:55 EST, Sunday
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Smirks asks Julia how she would solve the pedophile problem. Julia conjures up an alternate reality where pedophiles could act on their desires—an island filled with children who felt no shame or trauma in sexuality. Smirks asks what happens to a sixteen-year-old girl who is no longer attractive to inhabitants. Knowing that her line of reasoning falls apart here, Julia says, “You’d kill her.” Julia knows that in reality there is no easy answer to the pedophile question, and also the question of what happens to the minors involved. -- From the site and it's synopsis.

On my island, once the inevitable occurs, that is, the little girl is no longer attractive to us, She is simply retired and taken care of until she leaves or dies of old age. You see, LOVE is involved. Simply because my little lover grew up doesn't mean that I will ever stop loving Her. As Rooney points out, I am a pedophile, not a molester.



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