Correction:
"[only against the contention that "simple consent" mitigated the
initiated aggression]"

Sorry.

-Mark

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Kiddledee,

I only wish I had the power to "not allow" others to insert extra
factors like INFORMED consent into the original question, but yes
you are correct, I tried to keep it on track. But that supports
my claim (that I was not arguing against informed consent [only
against the fact that "simple consent" did not mitigate the
initiated aggression]), not yours. I simply tried to stick to the
original question. (But no matter; I estimate that 90% of this
topic's bandwidth been spent on these kinds of off-topic /
peripheral / irrelevant discussion, and only 10% on
directly-relevant discussion. But we will continue.) 

I don't believe I ever argued that "pre-adolescents" were
incapable of 
giving informed consent - simply by virtue of their age. I
challenge you to quote where I said anything even similar. (Take
the challenge. I haven't gone back to look either.)

I think I posted the ages of preadolescence as "1 to around 11"
in response to other's requests to do so. I'm at a loss to see
how that's advocating an arbitrary age limit. But prior to that
and since, I repeatedly stuck to the "pre-adolescent" label in an
attempt to stick to a biological condition rather than resort to
an arbitrary age limit.

You really should go back and realize that my original question
did not include any of those things.

-Mark

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