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He has been described as having an influence on modern society greater than almost anybody else.<ref>Bergman 2006, p.111.</ref>
 
He has been described as having an influence on modern society greater than almost anybody else.<ref>Bergman 2006, p.111.</ref>
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* Why did Alfred Kinsey, the father of [[sex research]], seek out convicted [[sex offenders]] and represent their behavior as that of typical American males? Why did he say that [[adult-child sex]] was “harmless”?<ref> [http://thewaronintimacy.com/21_questions_answered.html]</ref>
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* Why did Alfred Kinsey, the father of [[sex research]], seek out convicted [[sex offenders]] and represent their behavior as that of typical American males? Why did he say that [[adult-child sex]] was “harmless”?<ref> http://www.lifenews.com/2012/10/28/like-alfred-kinsey-obama-hhs-grooming-children-for-sex/</ref>
    
He was also a [[homosexual]] sadomasochist <ref>Kinsey's idea of utopia was sexual activity spanning from childhood to adulthood, indiscriminate and as varied as possible. He believed it was vital for children to engage in sex by age 6, before they picked up "cultural taboos" based on "religion." A practicing sadomasochistic homosexual himself, he deliberately blurred the distinction between normal and abnormal sex. Knight, 2004</ref>
 
He was also a [[homosexual]] sadomasochist <ref>Kinsey's idea of utopia was sexual activity spanning from childhood to adulthood, indiscriminate and as varied as possible. He believed it was vital for children to engage in sex by age 6, before they picked up "cultural taboos" based on "religion." A practicing sadomasochistic homosexual himself, he deliberately blurred the distinction between normal and abnormal sex. Knight, 2004</ref>
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