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of young dudes speaking up, in person, expecting that their voices would go viral, but usually didn't? i recall someone by the name of "vamp", i think, for one. About age 13, speaking his nuanced mind. Not in total agreement, but powerful nonetheless. Isn't there a place online where these kinds of excellence are kept, and still shared? (They COULD mask their eyes, for privacy, at least!) That's why i'm surprised no one (??) seems to have done such yet (?) on the dark web, with porn stars. Kids or older young men sharing their feelings would be f'ing awesome. So WHY HASN'T IT BEEN DONE? And WHY don't we have a link we can share to such (legal) videos?!?? However, i DO recall seeing pictures of youngsters included in a group photo of NAMBLA marchers in 1979, for the March On Washington. One whom i got to know much later. I think that was in the book A WITCH-HUNT FOILED: The FBI Vs NAMBLA by D.Thorstad (author now passed on). And of course there was B. Andriette who joined at age 15 and became a NAMBLA SPOKESPERSON. And what about Mark Moffet, featured in the NAMBLA Bulletin way back when? And 'The Unicorn' (who outed himself in OUT Magazine some 30 years back). So there HAVE BEEN a number of young DUDES who dared speak up, but they were ideologically ignored. That's the bottom line, as far as i can see it: We're like the Native American Indians in that regard, where NOTHING WE CAN SAY is ALLOWED to slow the NEW PROPAGANDA, short of militant non-cooperation!
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