Tag: tradition

As China economically develops and the Confucian attitudes of the past fall away, young people are taught about physical discipline, health, contraception and social, cultural and political responsibility (as I write, I am told that there are moves in China to raise the Age of Consent to ’16’ or ’18’). As Western (White) men in the Bourgeois (capitalist) system like to travel around the world to sexually abuse non-White children, Ages of Consent as low as ’11’ (Eleven) – such as in Nigeria – are both tolerated and endorsed in developing (capitalist) countries. This is why the US colony of South Korea is permitted to have an Age of Consent of ’13’ (Thirteen) to facilitate these White trends in sexual perversion. A similar situation exists in places like Cambodia, Thailand and even Japan (that latter of which is ’13’) – even though Scandinavia and other parts of Western Europe possess relatively low Ages of Consent (Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy and Portugal all legally endorse ’13’ – with Sweden being ’15’). Costa Rica – which sees much paedophilic activity committed by visiting ‘White’ American males – has an Age of Consent of ’15’ (Fifteen) – but this does not protect the children of the poorest people from this type of abuse. The Socialist system of Mainland China will not tolerate this activity in any form. Children and young people are protected to the highest possible standard – and criminals severely punished!