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'''Pedologism''', a portmanteau of '''pedophilic polylogism''', is the belief that pedophiles reason in fundamentally different ways than non-pedophiles. A pedophile is said to engage in "pedo-think" in which he interprets all behavior by a child as consent to sex, being unable to ascend past the pre-conventional stages of {{w|Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development}}. | '''Pedologism''', a portmanteau of '''pedophilic polylogism''', is the belief that pedophiles reason in fundamentally different ways than non-pedophiles. A pedophile is said to engage in "pedo-think" in which he interprets all behavior by a child as consent to sex, being unable to ascend past the pre-conventional stages of {{w|Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development}}. The implication is that anyone who is a pedophile cannot be reasoned with; he can only be dismissed as a pedophile and kept under control by brute force. Pedophiles, lacking consciences, are immune to any appeals to morality, as they only use morality as a means of justifying their selfish behavior. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Pedophilia apologism]] | *[[Pedophilia apologism]] | ||
[[Category:Logic]] |
Latest revision as of 01:56, 10 December 2015
Pedologism, a portmanteau of pedophilic polylogism, is the belief that pedophiles reason in fundamentally different ways than non-pedophiles. A pedophile is said to engage in "pedo-think" in which he interprets all behavior by a child as consent to sex, being unable to ascend past the pre-conventional stages of Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development. The implication is that anyone who is a pedophile cannot be reasoned with; he can only be dismissed as a pedophile and kept under control by brute force. Pedophiles, lacking consciences, are immune to any appeals to morality, as they only use morality as a means of justifying their selfish behavior.