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Apparently the BLogo and the GLogo are about "criminals" stating what they're "looking for", and the butterfly CL logo is about wanting "very young children". The #map hashtag gets a brief mention with the sole explanation being that it stands for "minor-attracted person".

It's incredible how little research those so-called "journalists" do when it comes to those issues. Taking the word of a literal vigilante group uncritically is like asking a Temperance group for wine & food pairings.

tho Ben Doyle did use that swirl emoji

https://www.change.org/p/investigate-be ... 40af38c10c

«personne attirée par des mineurs»

It makes me curious to see the versions of the expression in other different languages.

PorcelainLark wrote: Sat Apr 05, 2025 4:03 pm «personne attirée par des mineurs»

It makes me curious to see the versions of the expression in other different languages.

Something really amusing about the French word « mineur » is that it can mean both "minor" and "miner", so that the expression « personne attirée par des mineurs » can also appear to describe someone with a fetish for people who work in mines.

WavesInEternity wrote: Sun Apr 06, 2025 5:54 am

PorcelainLark wrote: Sat Apr 05, 2025 4:03 pm «personne attirée par des mineurs»

It makes me curious to see the versions of the expression in other different languages.

Something really amusing about the French word « mineur » is that it can mean both "minor" and "miner", so that the expression « personne attirée par des mineurs » can also appear to describe someone with a fetish for people who work in mines.

It's just a misunderstanding! I thought I was meeting a dwarf!

WavesInEternity wrote: Sun Apr 06, 2025 5:54 am

PorcelainLark wrote: Sat Apr 05, 2025 4:03 pm «personne attirée par des mineurs»

It makes me curious to see the versions of the expression in other different languages.

Something really amusing about the French word « mineur » is that it can mean both "minor" and "miner", so that the expression « personne attirée par des mineurs » can also appear to describe someone with a fetish for people who work in mines.

That's correct