There is no greater moral imperative than the protection of the innocent, and especially defenseless children. These timeless and universal truths are embedded in the Judeo-Christian principles and moral precepts upon which American society and legal system are based. Any adult — especially a university professor or medical doctor — who cannot grasp such elementary morality has no business teaching, counseling, or treating anyone, especially dangerous predators with an appetite for children.<\/p>\n

What these academics are doing — i.e., providing comfort and support for child-rapists and molesters — is unconscionable and unethical. Instead of helping to suppress these abusers’ sick desires, correct their delusional attractions, and moderate (or hopefully cure) their mental illness, these professionals sympathize with these monsters and minimize the evil they perpetrate. Rather than work to suppress the abomination in these pedophiles’ minds and souls, these academics stoke these warped passions with the fuel of justification, rationalization, and normalization.<\/p>\n

And their treachery doesn’t stop there. Academics like Fred Berlin, M.D., Ph.D.; Nancy Nyquist Potter, Ph.D.; and others are also attempting to destroy societal protections of children by pushing to declassify this dangerous perversion as a mental illness and decriminalize the behavior. In essence, they advocate the elimination of statutory rape and sexual offender registration laws designed to protect minors from being sexually exploited by adults, thus removing the ability of the state to punish and incarcerate these monsters. How many other potential predators — who previously suppressed their lusts for fear of incarceration, societal rebuke, and sexual predator registration laws — will now be encouraged to succumb to their perverse impulses, cheered on and defended by credentialed academics and fully protected by a neutered legal system? <\/p>\n

What do the leadership of John Hopkins University, Harvard Medical School, and the University of Louisville have to say about their professors attending a pro-pedophile conference and advocating for the “normalization” of adults having sex with children? What about the donors, supporters, and alumni who support these institutions? Are they aware that their donations pay for these professors’ salaries and help promote these kinds of “academic” activities? Is this an indication of the level of “scholarship” and “intellectual discourse” we expect to see in the future from these acclaimed institutions? What’s next? A conference on how to de-stigmatize and normalize producers, distributors, and users of child porn?<\/p>\n