Convicted of sex crimes, but with no victims
I&#x27;m not a psychologist but from what I understand some people who have urges for young people just like some people have urges for people of the same gender. Obviously I have no problem if someone acts upon their urges towards people of their gender, but do have problems with people who act upon urges to young people. I would assume that in such case some form of voluntery conversion therapy would be useful. Similarly if someone has urges towards their gender but would prefer for whatever reason (to be more normal, to follow their religion, to have kids, ...) they would like to have urges towards the opposite gender, I see no problem with voluntery conversion therapy.<p>One big pet peeves of mine with a lot of left leaning people is that they are pro gay because &quot;it is their choice and doesn&#x27;t effect me&quot; yet they are against voluntery conversion even though the same logic holds. And before anyone says &quot;they aren&#x27;t proven to work&quot;, maybe we should allow scientists to work on that. After all, if armies have been able to convince POWs to fight for them patriotically against their country, I don&#x27;t think it should be that hard to get people to love certain people