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In Article <3ud1sb$1pfr@bigblue.oit.unc.edu> Rhiannon.Isles@launchpad.unc.edu (Rhiannon Marie Isles) writes:

obrenov@winternet.com (David Brian Obrenov) writes:

btw, I removed all spurious groups from followup-to and Newsgroups:

Thank you.

Rhiannon Marie Isles (Rhiannon.Isles@launchpad.unc.edu) wrote: > That is not ONE study, it is hundreds. EVERY serious study of the > issue, from Kinsey on, which differentiated between volitional and > nonvolitional sexual activities has come to the same conclusion. As > have all such studies of cultures which tolerate or actively > encourage child/child and adult/child sex. Name me two cultures that tolerate/actively encourage adult/child sex.

The Kadars (and the Hausa) of Nigeria, and the Cewa of Malawi. There are several others.

Name me four studies, with researchers names and references.

You can find them (and more) in:

Baurmann, M.C. Sexuality, violence, and Psychological After-

Effects: A Longitudinal Study of Cases of Sexual Assault

Which Were Reported To The Police," Wiesbaden: Bundeskriminalamt,

Germany, 1988.

Constantine, Larry L. "Effects of Early Sexual Experiences: A Review

and Synthesis of Research,"

Money, John. "Juvenile, Pedophile, Heterophile: Hermeneutics of

Science, Medicine and Law in Two Outcome Studies,"

Okami, Paul. "Self-reports of 'Positive' Childhood and Adolescent

Sexual Contacts with Older Persons: An Exploratory Study,"

Sandfort, Theo. "Sex in Pedophiliac Relationships: An Empirical

Investigation Among a Nonrepresentative Group of Boys,"

And in the sources listed in Ray Radow's (radow@netcom.com) annotated bibliography.

Basically, I think you're bullshitting. I'm calling your bluff.

It was no bluff, and now you can see which "side" is "bullshitting."

Rhi



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