A man of science

'Alfred Kinsey was an American biologist, professor of entomology and zoology. He was
the No.1 authority on the gall wasp'

That is where the science ends.

Let us take a good look at the reality.

Kinsey the man.

Like most sexual psychopaths, Kinsey was completely consumed by every possible sexual act known to man. He was primarily homosexual and had sadomasochistic tendencies that needed to be sated at any cost.
So, how does a man achieve that? Especially a man in 1940's America where people did not discuss sex openly, masturbation was a sin and copulation was seen as a private act of love and procreation that occurred within marriages.

Firstly, let's look at the traits of a psychopath, who often possess the following factors:
Callousness, devoid of emotion, narcissism, impulsivity, irresponsibility, superficial charm,
and promiscuous behaviour. Now, if we add sadomasochism to the mix, we are dealing with a very disturbed and dangerous individual.
Many such people often become sex offenders who assault, rape and murder women,children and other men.

Kinsey, on the other hand, had a master plan.

For him to indulge and freely practise his deviant sexual fantasies; could legally result in him being deemed a sex offender and that he would almost certainly face prosecution and incarceration. For Kinsey, that would of been unfair and totally unacceptable. Why should laws or God prevent a man from freely living out his sexual preferences and pleasures?

As the infamous sadistic,sexual psychopath the Marque de Sade once said -

"One must embrace atheism, reject society's beliefs about pleasure and pain and if any crime is committed while seeking pleasure, it cannot be condemned"

I'm sure that Kinsey was both influenced and incited by the marque de Sade's writings as Kinsey's words often parallel his. The marque de Sade was not a hero or a great writer and liberator. He was a sadistic sex offender, who sexually tortured girls and women and wrote some of the most depraved fantasies that match those of sexually sadistic rapists and murderers.

Kinsey was already a noted professor and an esteemed man of science. Which meant that he already had a foot on the ladder of legitimacy and respectability. So, when he got the chance to changeover to studying and researching human sexual behaviour, he must of been elated beyond his wildest dreams.

The next step was to recruit staff with similar sexual proclivities. He procured his research assistants by insisting that they give him their 'sexual histories' Kinsey chose those who were open to anything, as he often said "We cannot use anyone who is afraid of sex"

The Kinsey interview kit - codebook

And so the institute for sex research opened in 1947 where Kinsey and his staff began their field trips (e.g.- prisons,brothels,gay bath houses/clubs) Where most of the interviews took place. Kinsey began collecting erotica and pornography from all over the world, which is still held at the institute. The staff were also encouraged/coerced into 'orgies' of variant sexual acts that were filmed and included 'guests' who performed sadomasochism.

Courtesy of the Kinsey Institute

After publishing both the 'Sexual behaviour in the human male and female' The world believed and were caught up in this wonderful, liberating pioneer of sexual freedom and the rights of a repressed society. Over the following years, this belief was marketed to them via the Kinsey institute and the media in various 'fun' and 'sugar coated' ways.

Not realising that Kinsey’s fundamental premise was that any and all forms of expression of sexuality (including paedophilia, incest, sadomasochism, and bestiality) were natural – and even necessary – for people to have full lives as human beings.

This idea, accompanied by what Kinsey purported to be scientific evidence, changed the world.

Unfortunately his work, believed by the world to be “scientific proof” about the reality of human sexuality, has formed the basis for public policy, educational curricula, and cultural values of sexuality ever since. He appeared in front of state legislators and lobbied for relaxed sex offending laws. Stating such untruths that 'Older' sex offenders could not perform and that 'Once a sex offender has committed the act they are unlikely to do it again' which changed the rape laws in the US, Canada, and much of the world.

And of course there were the children.

Apart from all those babies and children who were sexually abused by the paedophiles that Kinsey and his staff hired for his research. Kinsey was instrumental in reducing sentences for child sex offenders.

'Kinsey’s extensive “expert” testimony to the Subcommittee on Sex Crimes of the California General Assembly in 1949 may be seen as a turning point in California’s treatment of sex offenders. Kinsey lied to the legislators, saying his research found children unharmed by sexual abuse. He then called for widespread parole of all sex offenders and lenient penalties at a time when the public was demanding that sex offenders be permanently removed from society. Kinsey’s influence can be seen in that while the legislature rejected the MPC proposed by the committee, they accepted the liberalization of sex laws'.

Children Benefit From Sex With Adults
The Kinsey model of sexuality – any sex, of any kind, for all persons – was not limited to adults. The Kinsey team not only utilized data based on the sexual abuse of children and collaborated with and protect paedophiles; they supported sexual contacts between adults and children, including paedophilia and incest. The Kinsey team’s radical view of sexuality included the belief that children benefited from sexual encounters with adults. Kinsey documented incidents of incestuous relationships between children and adults - to whom he referred as “adult partners”

In Sexual Behaviour in the Human Female, Kinsey further writes, “The adult contacts are a source of pleasure to some children and sometimes may arouse the child erotically and bring it to orgasm. It is difficult to understand why a child, except for its cultural conditioning, should be disturbed at having its genitalia touched.”
Kinsey’s view was that any fears or negative experiences a child had from sexual encounters with adults were “culturally conditioned”, and that “the emotional reactions of the parents, police officers, and other adults who discover the child has had such a contact may disturb the child more seriously than the sexual contacts themselves”. Kinsey believed, in his later years, that paedophilia was less of a problem than the public’s negative reaction to it, and he testified to this fact before legislatures and courts.