LogFAQs > #890598042

Part of having free speech means hearing things you don't necessarily agree with, let alone like. And the people most likely to advocate for free speech are often the ones most likely to have their speech suppressed (ie, unpopular opinions)

While I don't know the extent of his views and, quite frankly, I don't care enough to find out, there's a practicality issue when it comes to actual-kids (ie, prepubescent) having relations with adults so even if society wanted to go "love conquers hate" with the idea, there's no way it could work. Granted, it's important that society either find a way to cure or accommodate these groups... and, because you can't really cure it any more than other sexualities, they might need to find some way to accommodate it without risking children's welfare. However, if we're talking sexually mature teens (ie, past-puberty, etc), it's a bit murkier because we've arbitrarily assigned a numerical value for legality when, in reality, an inexperienced 22 y/o might be less able to cope than an experienced 15 or 16 y/o.
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