I think that the particular issue has become that in our attempts to acknowledge the discrimination faced by certain groups in the past, we can then, in an attempt to be sensitive to past wrongs, overcompensate, and refuse to engage critically when there IS evidence of paedophilia in someone who is also gay.
This seems to be what is happening here.
Just to quote Professor Dowsett again (and a reminder that he was Deputy Director of the University department commissioned to produce the Safe Schools program, a school-based relationship curriculum, which Deeming has strongly criticised.)
“The current paedophilia debate then is crucial to the political processes of the gay movement: paedophiles need our support, and we need to construct the child/adult sex issue on our terms.” (p. 36)
Gary Dowsett, “Boiled Lollies and Bandaids,” Gay Information: A Quarterly Journal, Spring 1982, issue no. 11, pp. 34-38.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9zGmvTCoD74RHhiNHVUa3BOc1k/view
Seriously, Safe Schools is not a hill to die on.