A study came out recently stating, all women are bi-sexual or lesbian (not straight). The study said most women claimed to be straight but when tested it was found they were in fact bi. The study said the need to be straight was likely due to societal upbringing and perceived pressure that to be straight is normal, so women were basically brainwashed against their innate natural sexuality.

Yes, children are sexual beings too, the ability to reproduce isn't the deciding factor here. When I was very young, I was sexually attracted to women before I knew anything about sex. My dad left his Playboy magazines out and I'd get an erection looking through the pages. Of course I didn't even know what it was to have an erection or why it happened, but somehow knew it was private and didn't want to get caught looking at his magazine. In fact, I'm pretty sure my cousin and I stopped taking baths together because my family noticed my reaction to seeing her naked. We were only young children, so keep your rude incest comments to yourself.

Sure, why not? Nakedness and how we deal with is dependent on society. If we normalize it, much likes nudists do, then we will have a society that is more open minded and healthier for it. Although, we should have the ability to opt out if we choose, kinda of like a clothing optional beach.

People do not choose their sexual preference, it's innate in our DNA. Ever since I can remember, I've been sexual attracted to females, even at a very early age. I remember seeing naked women and getting an erection, way before I understood what it was. I've never had those same feelings for males, and on a side note, I'd like to thank my dad for leaving his Playboy magazines in places easy to find, thanks dad.

There was a study that came out recently that states all women are bi or lesbian, with the vast majority being bi. I'm not saying the study is correct but I've always believed women had a much higher percent of bi-sexuality than men. As for men, I thinks we have a tendency to be straight or gay and bi-sexuality is rare.

"Overwhelming", again you state something that isn't true. You go from teens aren't prosecuted, to it doesn't happen much, and then to the examples don't count.

The source shows different examples of teens/children being prosecuted and persecuted. Plenty more examples are available online, your refusal to acknowledge this basic fact means you are unwilling to debate honestly.

Rude comments (just for the sake of being rude) and name calling are not appropriate for an honest debate.

The truth is "less useful"?

Your statements aren't true, here are over 60 more (and that is still just a small sample).

http://www.solresearch.org/report/CasesofPersecutedJuvenileSexualActivity

I'm done going back and forth with you, I started this debate for others to debate and had hoped for an intellectually honest discussion. Which clearly you are not engaging in, you refuse to acknowledge even basic facts.

The fact that laws are written that allow these prosecutions is in fact the debate at hand.