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Slavery and Youth Liberation

Posted by Harlan on 2024-June-8 13:27:54, Saturday
In reply to On the Anti-c 'Youth Liberationist'. posted by JohnHolt on 2024-June-7 14:47:10, Friday


the laws that limit the youth’s access to pornography, sex toys, sexual sites, contraceptives, abortion are not byproducts of the age of consent, but the age of majority and the social construct of a “minor”

A high age of consent limits young people's access to timely sex education, contraception, sex toys and pornographic sites. Moreover, there is a contradiction, If a minor chooses to watch adult pornography (CP is prohibited), then why can’t he choose an older partner ?


...Especially given how there isn’t a movement of children and teens campaigning for abolition of the age of consent, and major youthlib organizations are not involving themselves in this matter either.

Initially, this arose as bigoted ageism of First wave feminists, but later but later alarmists and victimologists poisoned society with pedophile panic and the myth of sex trauma, making youth sexuality toxic for liberation movement and activist discussion in a positive way.

A generation of young people has grown up with sex-negative prejudices imposed on them. In this environment, any positive voice will be collectively denied, just as the courts denied challenges to slavery. Did black protests lead to the abolition of slavery ? No. Slavery was abolished by white men.

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