Harry Potter is a CHILDREN'S BOOK re: rape sexual preference
jdr0918
jdr0918 at hotmail.com
Tue Sep 2 18:13:00 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 79549
<<<"Kathryn Cawte" wrote:...Love and affection between people are
(imo) a blessing and should be celebrated whatever form they take.>>>
The Sergeant Majorette says
Hear, hear. Oh, wait-- public display of affection, ick; so just the
love.
Additionally, it can't be emphasized enough that rape and sexuality,
along with prejudice, violence, war and all that "grownup" stuff,
exist in children's reality. It doesn't make it any easier on a
sensitive child that adults refuse admit that a child may be dealing
with such things, forcing the kid to live with the horror alone in
his own head. If the hero is gay and four-eyed, if his best female
friend is a bucktoothed, frizzy-haried ubernerd, if his best bud
wears hand-me-downs, if parents get murdered and teachers get raped
in a world controlled and adored by adults, maybe a potentially
suicidal child could be encouraged to seek help and guidance in his
world.
--JDR
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