Suggestions on the grounds that this forum may be shut down due to possible violations of US laws is something worth considering. Your idea, I wouldn't. These forums are for discussing. It ranges from anime, manga and how police exercise their rights to what I eat everyday and why Assertn has so many posts. I believe Bud has already pointed out that he may lock this thread depending on how far towards the line this thread travels. but if you're complaining because you don't want to read this - don't read this.
@KE: Let's revisit.
That's the whole package. As for my reply:Originally Posted by KE
[quote=KE]- You said you believe hebephilia to be the same case as "homophiles" (homosexuals?) in that their brain structure is different. You have not backed this up with a source. As such, coming to the conclusion that it's a mental condition in such a manner is only valid for your personal definition of a mental condition and not necessarily applicable for others who "believe" differently. If you had facts to support this, that would be another manner.Originally Posted by KE
-Firstly, you just said that Hebephilia being a disorder is an ongoing debate, which contradicts your statement before that "It is a mental disorder."Originally Posted by KE
-Next, you stated that the definitions of mental disorders are probably decided by ethics and morals. But, you stated earlier: "It's a mental condition. Whether it's accepted by society or not is a different story.".
Putting the two pieces together, you have contradicted yourself by saying that the definitions of a medical disorder are influenced and decided by ethics and morals, but then stated that Hebephilia is a mental condition whether or not it's accepted by society. The only way you have not contradicted yourself is if you also believe that ethics and morals are not dependant upon society..
All in all, it boils down to you believing Hebephilia being a mental condition because you think it is.
Kraco did that quite well.Originally Posted by KE
@Fireheart: couldn't have said it better.Originally Posted by KE
What does benefiting your partner have anything to do with sexual preference?Originally Posted by KE
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What are you trying to say here? That Galileo was wrong? Or not?Originally Posted by KE
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See above regarding you basing right and wrong on your own personal (and at times groundless) beliefs.Originally Posted by KE
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I'm assuming you are referring to Xan and not myself.Originally Posted by KE