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我們的主要作者：Brian Ribbon、Jim Burton、Percy Shelley、Tommaso Battista。
Mu Lowdown article by Dan Finkelstein.
50 million children. Left unattended with millions of males who pose well over 3-4x the normal risk for child sexual offending among men. It's the one thing we DIDN'T want to happen.
But every day, America's usually hyper-vigilant parents are willingly sending their kids to public schools, where these superpredators are lurking in the shadows.
The problem is hardly acknowledged, but numbers don't lie! Statistics have backed this up across multiple types of child sexual offending. Boys aged 12-17 are far more likely to offend against a child, and be prosecuted for it, than any other age group. In other words, more li...
Mu Lowdown article by Jim Burton.
If you have been anything like tuned in to the Twitter/Fandom "age-gap discourse" or "Epstein saga" on social media during the last 10 years, you might have become famili...
Mu Lowdown article by Jim Burton.
As I detailed in my previous Lowdown article, America has a strange fixation with punishing individuals for exhibiting what it considers to be unusual sexual proclivities. Often, this punishment follows many decades after an offender has served their sentence. The state also turns a blind-eye to registry-assisted murders, which are are now so common, another has transpired since I wrote my article last month. But this hysteria has also seemingly taken a hold of American parents who seek to punish their own...
Mu Lowdown article by Jim Burton.
America is well known for its uniquely punitive Sex Offender Laws, and cruel practice of incarcerating offenders (violent or otherwise) indefinitely after they have served their time.
In the 1990s, America began to ramp up deployment of one of its great social experiments, one...
Mu Lowdown (easy-reading) article by Jim Burton.
Examples of attractions between minors and adults are surprisingly easy to find in popular culture, despite the tide of hysteria enveloping the mainstream media. One can only assume the theme sells just as well to the public as it does to lawmakers and shrinks.
But what happened when MAPs took the initiative, and decided to put out their own graphical and audio productions? Magazines have long been known as a staple of the MAP community. Indeed, they were an essential lifeline in pre-internet times.
A recent deep-dive into the archives by researchers in the community has also revealed...