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Looks like a sweet photo of a little child and maybe her
mommy, right? And "Butterfly
Kisses" is a song by a Christian recording artist -- a sweet song at
that, right? -- so this can't be bad site, right?
WRONG! I, not knowing what
I was in for, entered the site and was horrified to learn the real story.
Here's a little something from their actual site (http://www.bkgirls.net/frameset.html):
<<<Obviously,
the information presented here is of an open and frank sexual nature and there
is no "tap dancing" around sensitive topics. Hopefully, this will
actually be a comfort to everyone because it will present "touchy"
subject of female childlove to people to think about, without having to be
influenced by sex-oppressed media, religion and governments. The topics
discussed, articles/essays posted and the stories/poetry written on this site
are different from what society's expectations of women and girls are, and as
such this site strives to liberate women and girls from the oppression imposed
on their sexuality.
Within
the pages of Butterfly Kisses you will find sexual issues and topics of
female, and particularly lesbian pedophilia, and some of them will probably
make some people uncomfortable. Some people will be pleased and some will be
angry. But ALL should make you THINK. Our society needs to learn how to
discuss highly controversial subjects without the "knee-jerk"
reaction so prevalent today. Many of these topics, if we will just stop
over-reacting to them and calmly, rationally think about them, may turn out to
be less controversial than we thought. We might even see a side to the issue
that we had never considered before, which helps us to better understand the
controversy. It is only when we understand the various sides to an issue and
are ready to discuss it calmly and rationally, that we can begin to
effectively deal with it.
This
web site is divided in several different sections to make it easier for
everyone to navigate through its pages. In "Speaking Out" you can
read about real life stories and about female desires and love for little
girls. You can also do your own research into woman/girl love by exploring our
"Media Guide" archives or "Library" where you can find
many examples of women's attraction to little girls, either written in books,
painted on canvas or acted out in the movies.
I
hope you will enjoy this web site!
Love,
Supergirl>>>
And here's something else (the legalese they plan to use
to defend themselves part) from their site:
<<<The
International Female Girllovers Collective (IFgLC) was formed in 2001. It was
inspired by the struggle of many women and girls through the years to have
their love recognized and accepted by society, governments, religions and the
law.
IFgLC's
goal is to end the extreme oppression of women and girls in mutually
consensual relationships by:
·
building understanding and support for such
relationships
·
educating the general public on the
benevolent nature of woman/girl love
·
cooperating with lesbian, gay, feminist, and
other liberation movements
·
supporting the liberation of persons of all
ages from sexual prejudice and oppression
·
Our membership is open to everyone
sympathetic to woman/girl love and personal freedom.
IFgLC
calls for the empowerment of youth in all areas, not just the sexual. We
support greater economic, political and social opportunities for young people
and denounce the rampant ageism that segregates and isolates them in fear and
mistrust. We believe sexual feelings are a positive life force. We support the
rights of youth as well as adults to choose the partners with whom they wish
to share and enjoy their bodies.
We
condemn sexual abuse and all forms of coercion. Freely-chosen relationships
differ from unwanted sex. Present laws, which focus only on the age of the
participants, ignore the quality of their relationships. We know that
differences in age do not preclude mutual, loving interaction between persons.
IFgLC is strongly opposed to age-of-consent laws and all other restrictions
which deny women and girls the full enjoyment of their bodies and control over
their own lives.
IFgLC
does not provide encouragement, referrals or assistance for people seeking
sexual contacts. IFgLC does not engage in any activities that violate the law,
nor do we advocate that anyone else should do so.
We
call for fundamental reform of the laws regarding relations between youths and
adults. Today, many thousands of women and girls are unjustly ground into the
disfunctional criminal justice system. Blindly, this system condemns
consensual, loving relationships between younger and older people.
IFgLC
is a political, civil rights, and educational organization. We provide factual
information and help educate society about the positive and beneficial nature
of woman/girl love.>>>
Don't believe me?
You've got the link. If
you have the stomach for it, check it out.
You see, it's not a gay rights issue.
Gays are not child predators. Some
child predators prefer to prey on their own gender.
Some don't. But that
doesn't make them gay and that doesn't make gay people child predators; it's
another thing entirely. But part
of the lies, smoke, mirrors and subterfuge is to make us THINK it's a gay
issue (in the case of this Butterfly Kisses group and NAMBLA and others) --
it's how they try to legally protect themselves.
And it's not a feminism/women's rights issue -- "we have a right
to do as we please with our own bodies!" -- as the above legalese might
suggest. I don’t personally
know a single feminist who wouldn’t like to see these people rot in their
own special corner of Hell. And,
by the way, it is NOT a freedom of speech issue -- though they like to hide
behind that precious right -- either. That's
just one more lie they'd like us to believe.
It's a good vs. evil issue. It's us vs. them. It's
our kids -- and the bad guys/gals want them just as bad as we do.
Don't let it happen.
Don't let them succeed.
And -- as I have been reminded of today -- don't make the
mistake of thinking you only have to protect your precious babies from bad
"guys." There are
plenty of bad "gals" out there, too...if not, this evil, disgusting,
sickening Butterfly Kisses site couldn't exist.
So What Can We DO?
If you really care -- not in an "Oh, that's
disgusting! I can't stand to hear
about this" bury-your-head-in-the-sand kind of a way, but in an "I'm
mad as hell and I'm not going to ignore it!" kind of way, here are a
couple of DECENT sites that can help you get information and take a stand:
- PROTECT
(National Association to Protect Children) site: http://www.protect.org
(these good people actually DO lobby for our children!).
If you say this systematic predation of children sickens you, but
don’t join Protect, you are simply blowing smoke.
It’s a simple truth. You
will be able to see where your state and elected officials stand on the
problem – and you will find ways to demand action.
- Andrew
Vachss' (warrior against child predators) site: http://www.vachss.com/.
Here, you will find some excellent links to articles, etc. to
educate yourself about what is really going on out there.
This particular article, first printed in Parade Magazine, is a
great place to start: http://www.vachss.com/av_dispatches/parade_021906.html.
Spread the word. The
scum of the earth thrives on darkness; shine the light – and keep it trained
on them.
Educate your children and yourselves. Make
no assumptions about who is safe and who isn’t.
It’s a sad way to live, but it’s the reality of the world we live
in.
As Mr. Vachss might say, action is truth.
So let’s ACT! If you are serious, you will start by joining forces with
Protect.
Maybe, if things go well, we can take "Supergirl"
(may she rot in Hell) down in the process.
Hope springs eternal...
*Please remember that this (Butterfly Kisses) and/or any
Website is but a tiny representation of what is out there.
Maybe this site will go away, but the people (I use that term
loosely) it represents will not. I
do not necessarily advocate your clicking on this link, but in the interest of
providing proof to my argument, I am providing it.