USAToday Wants You to Know That P3dophiles Aren't So Bad, and Are "Born That Way"

The left and the media -- but I repeat myself -- is all-in for p3dophilia. (Note, I'm misspelling the word because it gets flagged by advertisers and also website banning software.)

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We think we know what a p3dophile is. There's a lot we're misunderstanding. https://t.co/96xxrSTDwT

-- USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) January 11, 2022

In recent decades, the science on p3dophilia has improved. One of the most significant findings is that pedophilia is likely determined in the womb, though environmental factors may influence whether someone acts on an urge to abuse.

-- USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) January 11, 2022

Anthony Fauci is Science, by the way. Just pointing that out.

There's a strong push to add "the P" to the LGBTQ alphabet string, and now they're using the gambit that increased gay acceptance, that gays are "born that way."

And now? P3dophlles are also "born that way" so you should accept that they are as God made them.

In case you weren't sure what USAToday is driving at...

"The evidence suggests it is inborn. It's neurological," said @JamesCantorPhD, a sex researcher and expert on pedophilia.

-- USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) January 11, 2022

The media seems very, very invested in this notion.

When most of the public thinks of p3dophilia, they assume it's synonymous with child sexual abuse. A p3dophile is an adult who is sexually attracted to children, but not all pedophiles abuse kids, and some people who sexually abuse kids are not pedophiles.

-- USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) January 11, 2022

USAToday has now deleted their pro-p3dophilia article. This is their explanation:

You know when I said they're really pushing to add "the P" (p3dophiles) to the LGBT alphabet soup? Don't take my word for it -- here's one of the "doctors" quoted by the p3dophile apologist rag USAToday saying it's time to "add the P."

Yup, there's "Doctor" Cantor:

"The evidence suggests it is inborn. It's neurological," said @JamesCantorPhD, a sex researcher and expert on pedophilia. -- USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) January 11, 2022

No matter how vile you believe the media is -- you're wrong. You've undershot the mark.

Anyone want to bet that Fox's "news" division will, as usual, embargo a story that damages its "journalistic" brethren?

The opinion hosts will cover. But will the "news" side?

There's a real push for this:

posted by Ace at 03:40 PM

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