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[–] Eazyg2002 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

chicken lover

colloq.
Paedophile one with a sexual attraction, and need for young boys, under the age of consent.

A man in his '40s that goes for young man eighteen to twenty-four.
Source: [late1990's]

http://odps.org/glossword/index.php?a=term&t=70a4ae9caeb0a26b6aa4b1a65bac

If both meanings are true, it is a possibility that #chickenlover comment was in reference the father in that pic.

Could this second meaning have been added more recently to debunk the theory? There are acticles using this source as definitive proof of the first meaning, which seems strange https://www.counter-currents.com/2016/12/pizzagate/

Complain all you want about the “speculative” and “paranoid” online discussions of Pizzagate, but when you have clearer-cut cases like this one where James Alefantis absolutely, unquestionably did in fact post a photo of a man holding an infant and the one and only hashtag he used for the photo involved a term that unquestionably is a reference to pedophilia, in a context where it is clear that there is nothing else here that “chicken” could possibly have been referring to, the likelihood that more speculative claims might have truth to them is increased.

Is there another source for the meaning of chicken lover?

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[–] rush22 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

The second meaning is true. It's an older term though and not really in popular use these days. Gay men refer(red) to young vulnerable guys that are new to the scene as "chickens". Older guys that chase them are "chickenhawks". "Twink" is more popular these days although it has slightly different meaning.

Keep in mind:

a) Being attracted to younger men (or women) isn't the same as being a pedophile. There's probably more "barely legal" straight porn out there in terms of volume.

b) When being gay was less accepted, there was (and still is to some extent) a substantial influx of young vulnerable gay guys confused about their sexuality that run away from home or get kicked out of their house. If they're lucky, they find themselves a group of friends and mentors that can support them and don't get preyed upon--but they're still "chickens".

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[–] SherlockMcGyver ago 

Negative, that is the meaning of that term. It is quite well known and used in the gay community, which seems pretty accepting of pedos.