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[[Image:mcdonough.PNG|thumb|Tom McDonough]]'''Tom McDonough''' is an [[American]] Traditionalist campaigner known for his harassment of people who have a sexual attraction to minors. | [[Image:mcdonough.PNG|thumb|Tom McDonough]]'''Tom McDonough''' is/was an [[American]] Traditionalist campaigner known for his harassment of people who have a sexual attraction to minors. | ||
Profiled as part of the TV documentary, ''[[Chicken Hawk: Men Who Love Boys]]'', McDonough, who founded the conservative, anti-homosexual organization [[Straight Kids USA]] is notable for his violent "anti pedophile" rhetoric. In the film, he and members of the [[National Traditionalist Caucus]] engaged themselves in a harassment/defamation campaign against [[Renato Corazza]] - labeling him a "baby raper". | Profiled as part of the TV documentary, ''[[Chicken Hawk: Men Who Love Boys]]'', McDonough, who founded the conservative, anti-homosexual organization [[Straight Kids USA]] is notable for his violent "anti pedophile" rhetoric. In the film, he and members of the [[National Traditionalist Caucus]] engaged themselves in a harassment/defamation campaign against [[Renato Corazza]] - labeling him a "baby raper". | ||
Revision as of 06:33, 20 January 2022
Tom McDonough is/was an American Traditionalist campaigner known for his harassment of people who have a sexual attraction to minors.
Profiled as part of the TV documentary, Chicken Hawk: Men Who Love Boys, McDonough, who founded the conservative, anti-homosexual organization Straight Kids USA is notable for his violent "anti pedophile" rhetoric. In the film, he and members of the National Traditionalist Caucus engaged themselves in a harassment/defamation campaign against Renato Corazza - labeling him a "baby raper".
See also
- Mike Echols - Similar behaviour/rhetoric.
- Judith Reisman - Another Traditionalist, but with "scientific" leanings.