story of destroyer magazine by karl andersson

The institutionalized medical community describes pedophilia as a mental and behavioral disorder, widely disagrees with the claims of pedophile activists about the possibility of non-harmful sexual intercourse between adults and minors. Currently, most governments adhere to United Nations protocols to define laws on the age of consent, which varies by country. Public opinion has shown a strong rejection of the pedophile movement and its social and political development has been very limited. In the 1970s, in the context of the sexual revolution, the movement experienced a transitory advance in western Europe, mainly in the Netherlands, but began to retreat from the 1980s. Centered on a demystifying academic debate, the movement was born in the Netherlands during the 1950s, through the activity of clinical psychologist Frits Bernard and senator and jurist Edward Brongersma, and soon gave rise to the creation of numerous associations in defense of pedophilia in many countries. This movement managed to achieve sustainable and significant recognition, mainly in the 1970s, in some media and by limited political supporters.

Groups of individuals began to try to present pedophilia as an acceptable sexual attraction, challenging the notions of sexual consent and sexual abuse of a minor. This trend emerged during the sexual revolution, especially after 1968, in reaction to a group of people who present themselves as pedophiles and supporters. Pedophile activism is the set of actions, writings and declarations of social acceptance and support for pedophilia.

Story of destroyer magazine by karl andersson