Jon Uhler, a counsellor who works in the Pennsylvania and South Carolina prison systems, said that the general public is unaware of the push to normalise paedophilia in culture and academia.
When Colorado mom Lydia Lerma hears the hip new term "minor-attracted person," she feels punched. She hurts just thinking about what a paedophile did to her son, who was six at the time.
She is furious at having to invent a nice-sounding term for someone who has a sexual attraction to children.
Lerma called any attempt to normalise paedophilia or label it as a different sexual orientation that should be accepted "unconscionable."
“That’s a bunch of [expletive]!” she said of academics pushing acceptance of pedophilia.
“They are going to face the greatest resistance that they have ever seen. Society is not going to let that happen.”
However, some have started to make the case in academic circles that paedophilia should not be classified as a mental disease but rather as just an...
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