Sex Bullies: How to Protect Your Child from the Sex Offender Label?
The worst sex abuse danger your child faces these days is not from adults or other children, but from government sex bullies.
To keep sex abuse a growth industry, its practioners are increasingly targeting children, especially boys. More than a third of all persons charged with a sex offense are children. When the government goes after these boys (over 90% of the offenders are male) the stress is so extreme that they may self-harm or even kill themselves. Embarassed authorities spin this destruction by claiming it must be due to alleged sex occurances, rather than their own heavy handed intervention. Seven year old boy hangs himself after authorities "help" him.
Too many of these governmental guardians of chastity view every exploratory act by a child as a media event and a career advancement opportunity. Inquisitive children are blissfully unaware of government meddling in child sex, and most children have no inkling what a legal difference a couple of years of age difference can make in the eyes of authorities.
Masturbation was once punished
When considering how we should judge the harm claimed by some to be caused by sexual touching, it is important to realize that the ills claimed by therapists a hundred years ago to be caused by children touching themselves are now claimed to be caused by children touching each other.
Sexploitation
In the 1990s the news media started selling us juicy stories about juvenile sex offenders, and actually encouraged parents and others to call the police in on every child offense. This symbiosis between moral vigilantes and a salivating media has empowered lawmakers and other evangelizing government officials with an aggressive attitude and perverse standards of chastity.
In sex, just like anything else, it usually is the older child leading the way, but even when it isn't, it is the older child who will be branded by authorities as a sex offender, often for life.
The news stories listed on this page illustrate how easily the sex offender label can be applied, no matter how young the "older" child is. The harm, if any, of children's sex play is nothing compared to the harm done by the adult meddlers. These sex bullies, ordained as government controllers, take a morbid interest in children's sexual activities and make it their business to participate in the drama.
It is important and natural that kids get some room to explore safely. Protecting them sometimes means not just imposing more limits on them, but rather on the adult sex bullies who come sniffing around with a mandate to involve themselves.
When sex bullies with badges think it is their business to invade homes and harvest child victims, they become the worst of thugs. It is time to draw the line on an era of extremism.
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