For those reading for comprehension, it was because, at that time in the conversation, people were focusing on the argument that it's okay to bang a nine year old as long as she is okay with it. I was providing the alternative perspective that, regardless of whether the nine year old thinks it's okay or not, that there's something wrong with an adult man who wants to have sex with a nine year old.
If you can't determine the relevance of my point based on this, then you're more hopeless than I previously thought.
Well, having something wrong in the head doesn't necessarily determine whether or not something is okay, but that
does make sense.
I should point out that the confusion most likely stemmed from the fact that people like myself were also focusing on the specific incident of Mohammad and Aisha, and therefore it was assumed that you were also talking specifically about them, even if it was just through an implication.
It seems that the point is “if you're a grown man who is sexually attracted to a nine year old, there's something wrong with you.” And since Mohammad was a 53 year man sexually attracted to a nine year old it seems fitting to make this point on this thread.
And this
would make perfect sense, except for posts like this:
By speaking in general, I meant that I'm not discussing the specific instance of Mohammed, since people seemed to keep thinking I was talking about that. I never brought him up or his child-bride. I'm not arguing about that instance at all. I'm arguing that all instances of adult men having sex with little girls signifies a psychological problem with the adult man. Sorry if there was any confusion.
Perhaps that post, and/or other posts, were poorly worded. I know I poorly word my posts when things get heated.
So, Kilgore, let me see if I have you straight.
You were arguing that all instances of adult men having sex with nine year old girls, prepubescent or not, are messed up in the head, because of the idea that in all cultures, all nine year old girls would be seen as children because of their mental and emotional states, regardless of their individual physical maturity. (Which, BTW, I don't think is necessarily true.)
Therefore,
if Mohammad, in fact, had sex with nine-year-old Aisha, then he was messed up in the head. (It would seem that he did not, in fact, have sex with a nine-year-old girl, and so, if he was messed up in the head, that wasn't why). In addition, any culture where this would be socially acceptable would be a culture of people messed up in the head. (Of course, it could be argued that all cultures are made of people who are messed up in the head for reasons x, y, and z, but that's besides the point.) You brought up this argument in response to people arguing that what's okay is determined by a culture, as well as a time period.
Not to mention the odd practice of stating assumptions about other peoples' reading comprehension.
Am I right?