The thing is that when he was alive, he actually never said or admitted that he was raped or groomed. In fact, according to his statements, he didn't see it as such. He basically saw it as a normal and fun part of childlike exploration, discovery and being young. Way, way too young may I add. This was back in the late 1940s and 1950s way before the sexual revolution and hookup culture in the 1960s and 1970s began. Waaaayyy before the hookup apps and the Internet came into existence. Most children back then were not having early sex and teen pregnancies were frowned upon. Logic says that if a child is doing very adult things before they even reach puberty, something significant and negative had to have happened to allow for such a thing to occur. Basically, it is usually sexual abuse, trauma and exploitation that are the root causes. And unfortunately, many victims of sexual trauma become sexually loose, perverts, sex addicts, or groomers and predators themselves (not saying Kiyoshi was a predator).
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Accomplishments and allyship aside, the 1st thing I saw about him was his wiki page and his early life bio not the accomplishments he made. I immediately made judgment based on that because my problem is that they want us to think that all LGBT stuff (including how the LGBT movement, man/boy love culture, grooming and underaged sex, came to be along with its roots) is purely normal, healthy, and organic which is obviously not the case. The normalization of this hypersexualized culture and how prevalent the LGBTQIA has become is just overwhelming. You have Disney and their staff and allies out here saying that they want to make most of their shows and characters LGBT, and you have a lot of confused or lost young people out here claiming they are trans at very, very young ages. Children are being told and encouraged to explore and discover themselves sexually. It's too much.
