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Aussie professor: ‘It’s important we do everything we can to help young people become porn literate’

April 3, 2022 | | Print Article
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As if further proof were needed that activists are purposefully committed to the idea of normalizing pedophilia, an Australian professor who focuses on “healthy sexual development” is promoting his resources to ensure as a culture “we do everything we can to help young people become porn literate.”

Dr. Alan McKee is a professor of Digital and Social Media for the University of Technology Sydney whose research is funded by the government through the Australian Research Council. On Friday, he unashamedly took to Twitter to encourage adults “wanting to support a young person” in their life with their sexual development to use his tutorials.

Consulting with “experts around the world,” McKee sought answers on “healthy pornography for young people.” He included producers of pornography in his team of thirty before publishing the findings of this “work-in-progress.”

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It should come as no surprise that McKee’s promotion of this material, wherein the criteria for “healthy pornography” has similarities to the diversity, equity and inclusion parameters of every woke corporation, is receiving massive backlash.

More tacked onto the argument that McKee, by nature of promoting explicit content to the vaguely defined group of “young people,” was defeating his own premise as there could be nothing healthy about sharing such content with kids.

The fact that even Twitter includes a warning that, “The following media includes potentially sensitive content,” that requires your consent before the link will appear should be telling enough.

Unfortunately, this viewpoint is growing traction in society as more outlets are promoting discussion on sexual behavior and sexual deviancy with all age groups. As reported, the language is being crafted to refer to pedophiles as “minor-attracted persons.”

While The Washington Post, The New York Times and USA TODAY continue to publish stories in line with McKee’s ideology, they deny that there should be any concern over Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson for her lenient sentencing of those convicted of child sex abuse.

Likewise, they say there is nothing to worry about with Disney promoting their “not-at-all-secret gay agenda” while simultaneously railing against the Parental Rights in Education Law that prohibits discussions on sexual content for third grade and under.

Also of note in this story, McKee described himself as a “lonely little gayboy” when he grew up in Scotland in the 70s. Alluding the Florida’s new legislation, the Australian professor considers the promotion of his agenda as a fight that he is not willing to lose.

As one person put it, the “unprecedented ratio” that McKee garnered from his promotion of pornography for minors could be considered encouragement that he is in fact losing that fight. However, that doesn’t mean that concerned citizens shouldn’t continue to remain vigilant against it or that they are wrong to feel there is only one appropriate place where McKee can put his ideas.

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