It's good to see this article by Brendan O'Neill in Spiked
"Balenciaga and the rise of paedo chic"
"Adults need to stop dragging kids into their sexual fantasies"
Explains what the document in the photo is about:
" ... a printout of something to do with Ashcroft v Free Speech Coalition, the 2002 US Supreme Court ruling that struck down a section of the Child Pornography Prevention Act and ruled that fake child porn is protected speech. Wow.
This needs an explanation, surely? It cannot be a coincidence...
In another way, though, it makes messed-up sense that no one in this fashion chain of command stopped to wonder if this might all be a bit strange. Because the sad fact is that paedo chic is everywhere right now. In a world saturated with images of kids in adult clothing, and when children bop along to pop and rap tunes that are sexually explicit, and when it is not uncommon to see kids petting men-as-pups at Pride marches or laughing along with drag queens in skimpy outfits, why would anyone bat an eyelid at a pic of a girl on a bed with a kinky bear?
Paedo chic is one of the most worrying trends of our time. We seem to be witnessing a surge in the paedophilic sensibility. ...
We’ve seen the rise of child drag queens. ..
There seems to have been an erasure of the boundary between adults and children, meaning kids are increasingly dragged – no pun intended – into worlds that were once for grown-ups....
Further afield, on the wackier outskirts of identity politics, sympathetic talk of ‘minor-attracted persons’ is becoming more and more widespread. ...
‘Destigmatising paedophilia’ is both a horrifying idea and one that makes sense in this chaotic era of moral cowardice and non-judgementalism. ... Don’t question anyone’s gender identity, we’re instructed, even when it’s a palpably mad gender identity...
www.spiked-online.com/2022/11/27/balenciaga-and-the-rise-of-paedo-chic/