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Using physical violence to commit a forceful sexual act on a child should be classified primarily as child rape. This classification should clearly exclude any consensual or willing adolescent-adult sexual relations. All forms of physical violence, cruelty, torture, pain, and the infliction of ...

PorcelainLark wrote: Fri Jun 27, 2025 8:30 am I wonder what a lawyer would think about this?

People who are willing to fight and in need of legal help and exploring legal avenue should try it with their lawyer. I would like to help within my means to answer any such question on this matter that the lawyers wants to clarify.

UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF U.S. LEGAL SYSTEM: A CHALLENGE TO CSA LAWS ON THE GROUNDS OF UNSCIENTIFIC, BIASED, DISCRIMINATORY, IDEOLOGICALLY CORRUPT, AND POLITICALLY MOTIVATED.

Laws in the United States can be struck down if found to rely on unscientific, irrational reasoning, or if they are ...

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mrlolicon93 wrote: Wed Jun 25, 2025 1:44 pm I completely agree with you.

Thank you for the encouragement.

"Child molestation" is an extremely loaded term. The word "molestation" by its nature implies a form of physical aggression—typically causing pain, injury, or trauma, as in an animal or human attack. Yet, the vast majority of what is legally and publicly labeled as "child molestation" is non-sexual ...

It is functioning,alright.
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CHALLENGING THE SCIENTIFIC CONSISTENCY OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LAWS UNDER CHILD PROTECTION LEGISLATIONS PARADOX

A fundamental contradiction of modern child protection legislations that mostly end up in the Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) laws emerges when examining their selective application, particularly ...

Let me respond to your hypothetical with one of my own—offered with no offence intended.

Imagine you live in a country somewhere in the world where Black and White people coexist out of necessity yet under a strict racial segregation. The constitution of this country is founded on the principle of ...

Thank you.

Dear PorcelainLark,: Thank you for your thoughtful and constructive feedback. Your suggestions have provided valuable insights, and I agree they would have made my paper to look better. I apologize for not using the MAP forum’s reply format, as I finds it difficult to follow. However I will do my ...