@Terry He's a philosophy professor talking about why it would be moral or not instead of being moralistically retarded about it like some libtard

If you're not even allowed to talk about it, it's because you're scared of it, no different from race or the holocaust or anything

@Terry To a libtard it's as morally reprehensible

If we weren't open to people asking questions about prussian blue and wooden doors we'd still be libtards about it, we'd view this guy like Fred Leuchter

The fact is men historically married girls 12-16 universally, sometimes younger, nobody saw a problem with it, then it got retconned and maligned as part of the feminist revisions

https://www.thecollector.com/pedophilia-ancient-greece-rome/
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1300/J056v16n02_03

@Terry https://archive.ph/3xl5V
The very first bill ever proposed by a female lawmaker in the United States came from Colorado state representative Carrie Clyde Holly in January 1895. Building on a decade of women’s activism, Holly’s ambitious legislation sought to raise the age of consent in the state to 21 years old