



⪠It isnât as if we werenât warned. Many people have observed for years now that the total exclusion of morality from the public square, and the refusal to declare that any behavior was wrong in itself, would lead to the cultural normalization of all manners of abhorrent behavior…
Such warnings seem almost quaint now, with drag queens in primary schools and toddlers being encouraged to undergo radical body mutilation. In this insane environment, it is no surprise whatsoever that the Left is now pushing to make pedophilia as normal as a walk in the park. Their assault on traditional values is total and unyielding. No quarter will be given.
The Post Millennial reported recently that âa professional counselor who works with incarcerated sex offenders defended pedophiles as a âmarginalizedâ minority in a recent YouTube upload, sparking criticism as clips from the video went viral on social media.â Miranda Galbreath, who is a licensed sex therapist, posted a video which is, at least for now, unavailable. It was entitled “Let’s talk about minor-attracted persons.” In it, Galbreath advocates for the use of the term “minor attracted people” and claims that the term “pedophile” is a “judgmental, hurtful insult.” She says that pedophiles are “the most vilified population of folks.”

Miranda Galbreath
Amid all this rancid and dangerous propaganda, even âfolksâ is a charged word. While the Post Millennial transcribes the word as âfolks,â it is likely that Galbreath said âfolx,â which Merriam-Webster, a newly woke company like all the rest of them, explains is âused especially to explicitly signal the inclusion of groups commonly marginalized.â Galbreath is semaphoring to her Leftist audience that pedophiles are or should be considered to be among the Leftâs protected victim groups, groups that are prized and privileged because they are supposedly âmarginalized.â To redress the wrongs done by white, Christian, cisgendered, heteronormative bigots, these people deserve special consideration and accommodation.
Galbreath claims that the term minor-attracted person âsimply means that the person has an enduring sexual or romantic attraction to minors. They have not chosen this attraction⌠you don’t get to choose to be heterosexual or gay, and you donât get to choose to be a minor-attracted person.” Itâs something the poor dears canât help, you see. Galbreath doesnât seem to have any interest, meanwhile, in the plight of people who donât choose to become the victims of pedophiles. They donât choose, either, but apparently they donât deserve any consideration.
The Post Millennial notes that Galbreath is not just a talking head, but acts upon her ideas: âOn her website, called Sexual Safe Space, Galbreath claims that she has been an active mental health counselor for over 20 years. According to the site, she provides âevaluation and treatment services in the community and within state prisons to folks who have committed sexual offenses.â On her Linkedin profile, she displays experience working with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.â And one insane and immoral perspective leads to another: Galbreath âis also a registered member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), which sets international guidelines and protocols for medically transitioning, including recommendations for minors as young as 14.â
Galbreath is not alone in trying to normalize pedophilia. She is just one part of a much larger push. As far back as October 2014, the New York Times published an op-ed entitled âPedophilia: A Disorder, Not A Crime.â Those who would dismiss that on the basis of its having been an op-ed and not a news article, and thus not necessarily reflecting the position of the Times itself, should investigate when the Times last published an op-ed arguing that Islam was not a religion of peace, and that jihad terrorists were inspired by texts and teachings of the Qurâan itself. The Times has, of course, never published such an op-ed, and never would. But normalizing pedophilia? That fits in just fine with the Timesâ agenda.
And with that of the Washington Post, which chimed in on July 8, 2015 with a piece entitled âWeâre shocked by every nice guy caught with child porn. But we shouldnât be. Our image of pedophiles is completely wrong.â Even farther back, in 2012, CNN asked: âDo pedophiles deserve sympathy?â The answer was, of course, “yes.”
Clearly the media elites want us to accept pedophilia as normal as baseball and apple pie. But why? If we had any actual journalists today, they would be investigating and exposing the forces behind this unseemly push to normalize what is and always will be the horrific abuse of children. But we donât. âŞ





















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