i appreciate that you did not make this thread in /l/, since hebe is not loli and you are smart for understanding this

no i still think mohammed was right

>afraid of [men]
>pliant and obedient, willing to remold their thoughts & sensibilities to match their partner
>hardcore obsessive romantics who stay up all night thinking about whoever they're in love with

Oh you sweet summer child. You've never had a hebe gf as an older man, I take it?

>>155500
If you have a PENIS can I see thanks.

>>155512
you had?

>>155512
Sounds like you should've homeschooled her instead of letting her mingle with hundreds of horny teen boys and hundreds of dumb trashy teen girls all day at public school. That mouse utopia shit isn't natural.

>>155500
In college I was going to use our library's vast legal section to research just who bumped up the age of consent in America during the 20th century.

Then I realized I didn't want to be the guy spending his senior year researching age of consent laws

>>155539
I'll save you the trouble and tell you right now

>The Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

>The WCTU's work extended across a range of efforts to bring about personal and social moral reform. In the 1880s, it worked on creating legislation to protect working girls from the exploitation of men, including raising Age of Consent laws.[15] It also focused on keeping Sundays as Sabbath days and restrict frivolous activities. In 1901 the WCTU said that golf should not be allowed on Sundays.

>Frances Elizabeth Caroline Willard (September 28, 1839 – February 17, 1898) was an American educator, temperance reformer, and women's suffragist. Willard became the national president of Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

>Willard's suffrage argument also hinged on her feminist interpretation of Scripture. She claimed that natural and divine laws called for equality in the American household

>The WCTU's work extended across a range of efforts to bring about personal and social moral reform. In the 1880s, it worked on creating legislation to protect working girls from the exploitation of men, including raising Age of Consent laws.

WTCU was a proto-feminist organization that used christian moral philosophy to push feminist political issues, because not using religious terminology would be too unpopular in the 1800s.

(Note these are quotes from wikipedia, do not ban me for 'green texting')

nope i still think mohammed was right

>>155538
Yup - Home school kid

>>155582
Going further back, the british "Social Purity Movement" was the organizations which inspired american proto feminists to do the same.

Quotede from wikipedia:

>Social purity as a movement took roots in the mid 1800s in England and was prominently led by an evangelical woman Jane Ellice Hopkins

>Her deep dedication to the church not only gave her helpful connections in the spreading of this movement in Europe, but also gave her a characteristic drive and passion for this work. She was able to make changes in very practical ways, such as raising the legal age of consent for women to 16, and in individual moral ways, such as asking "good" Christian men to pledge themselves to respecting women and dismantling hypocrisy in sexual standards

>Her work set a precedence for what was to be done in the United States.

Female autonomy was not popular during this time, the Social Purity movement became bedfellows with christian fundamentalists of the day by essentially claiming that the age of consent must be raised in england in order to protect young girls from extra-marital sin, Thus convincing christian men to fall for what was essentially modern feminist doctrine proposed in a palatable way.

if I were the president I would make it the law that every 12 year old girl has to have sex with me