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Are Hollywood types defending Roman Polanski because they love him as a fellow artist or because of their own pedophilia?

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Allahpundit trashes the Hollywood crowd for rushing to the defense of Roman Polanski.
Magically transformed, by Hollywood libertinism and douchebaggery, into an honest-to-goodness victim who?s being persecuted by the evil empire for, um, forcibly sodomizing a 13-year-old and then skipping bail.... ... Polanski and his cretinous supporters don?t care if he?s guilty or not. They want him to walk free, in the name of ?art,? without another word spoken on the subject.
Is it just art, or is there a particular love in Hollywood film art of the forbidden love between the adult and child?

I thought I saw a pedophilia trend in the most honored films of 2008. I talked about that in this blog post...

I'm seeing all the well-reviewed year-end movies, and there's an awful lot of wrong-age sex. "Doubt" is about a priest accused of molesting children. "Benjamin Button," with its backwards aging character, had scenes of an old man in love with a young girl and an old woman in love with a toddler. "The Reader" had a 36-year-old woman seducing a 15-year-old boy. "Milk" had a man in his 40s pursuing relationships with much younger (and more fragile) men. "Slumdog Millionaire" shows a young teenage girl being sold for sex. I say that Hollywood is delivering pedophiliac titillation with the deniability of artistic pretension.
... and in this Bloggingheads with Glenn Loury:

Think about it.

Full post as published by Althouse on September 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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