Let the truth be told: homosexuals are more likely to molest children. And that's a fact. But its not to say all homosexuals molest, that is false. It is not even to say most homosexuals are molesters, that would be false too. The majority of homosexual people are very normal and pleasant people. When I say African Americans commit more murders then whites its a fact, but most African Americans are great people. So what I am saying is admitting the facts that homosexuals molest more often then heterosexuals then you are not being bigoted.
Now most child sex offenders are heterosexual. So how do these facts not contradict? Gay people in this country account for 3% of the population, so if one heterosexual man molests a girl it would not affect the percentage of heterosexuals molesting by an extreme. A homosexual however would. So less net homosexuals do it but statistically can do it at a higher rate.[1]
Now the facts are indeed on my side, as most studies show homosexuals (men who molest boys chiefly) molest at higher rates then heterosexuals. So to find the high rate is easy, lets look at some key facts.
Pedophiles are usually males[1]
The majority of research is clear that pedophilia is very rare in women but does exist in male sects. Again this does not mean most males are pedophiles, but their selective rate of pedophilia is higher. This is also what I am arguing on homosexual molestations
Many victims are male[1]
About one third of abused children [sexually] are males.
Many of these molesters [of boys] admit to being homosexual[2]
86% of men who molest boys admit to being homosexuals. This also includes bisexuals.
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Since 30% of child sex abuse incidences are done by homosexual perpetrators, to a gay activist they say "look not a majority, no higher rate, I win". No you don't win, you cant understand rates. As 30% of offenders are homosexual, less then 3% of the population is gay, this means homosexuals rate of molestation is 10 times higher. Also, a segment of the gay population (even if they do not commit the acts) do not condone pedophilia, and outright support it. [3]
[1] http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=is02e3
[2] W.D. Erickson "Behavior Patterns of Child molesters" Archives of Sexual Behavior (1988)
[3] Peter Sprigg "10 myths about Homosexuality" Family Research Counsel (2010)
Now most child sex offenders are heterosexual. So how do these facts not contradict? Gay people in this country account for 3% of the population, so if one heterosexual man molests a girl it would not affect the percentage of heterosexuals molesting by an extreme. A homosexual however would. So less net homosexuals do it but statistically can do it at a higher rate.[1]
Now the facts are indeed on my side, as most studies show homosexuals (men who molest boys chiefly) molest at higher rates then heterosexuals. So to find the high rate is easy, lets look at some key facts.
Pedophiles are usually males[1]
The majority of research is clear that pedophilia is very rare in women but does exist in male sects. Again this does not mean most males are pedophiles, but their selective rate of pedophilia is higher. This is also what I am arguing on homosexual molestations
Many victims are male[1]
About one third of abused children [sexually] are males.
Many of these molesters [of boys] admit to being homosexual[2]
86% of men who molest boys admit to being homosexuals. This also includes bisexuals.
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Since 30% of child sex abuse incidences are done by homosexual perpetrators, to a gay activist they say "look not a majority, no higher rate, I win". No you don't win, you cant understand rates. As 30% of offenders are homosexual, less then 3% of the population is gay, this means homosexuals rate of molestation is 10 times higher. Also, a segment of the gay population (even if they do not commit the acts) do not condone pedophilia, and outright support it. [3]
[1] http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=is02e3
[2] W.D. Erickson "Behavior Patterns of Child molesters" Archives of Sexual Behavior (1988)
[3] Peter Sprigg "10 myths about Homosexuality" Family Research Counsel (2010)
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