The furore surrounding the curious case of Milo Yiannopoulos has blasted through the media. Journalists, commentators, and the Twitterati are calling for Milo to be hanged from the highest bough. And why not? Milo’s comments allegedly condoning underage sex were appalling. As one who has defended him in the past, I was dismayed. It is entirely unacceptable, for anyone, to in any way even hint at the trivialisation or acceptance of paedophilia.
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