The part they likely primarily want to hide is this:

A 2008 study conducted by Michael Bourke, a psychologist for the U.S. Marshals Service, offered compelling evidence to the contrary. He found that people who view child pornography also tend to sexually abuse children. Bourke examined 155 prison inmates who had been convicted of possessing or distributing child pornography. Of those, only 26 percent had a known history of abusing kids. Bourke observed the group progress through months of therapy and eventually found that 131 of those men — 85 percent — acknowledged that they had molested a child.

Repeated exposure to child pornography makes abuse more likely, Bourke found, because it dehumanizes children. The online communities exacerbate the problem because they provide social validation and a sense of belonging.

This is significant, because presently there is an increasingly aggressive push in western societies to normalize pedophilia, and they are coming out of the woodwork under many videos about pizzagate and elsewhere, trying to insist that they would never harm a child, that it is just another sexual "orientation" and not a disorder, etc.

This is some next-level Machiavellianism from the overall Dark Triad, the other two elements being Narcissism and Psychopathy, which both also fit perfectly in the case of child predators.

There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that some of the people in question are pedophiles, as in they have the disorder that is pedophilia. As this evidence continues to grow and becomes harder to ignore or downplay, so too does the rebuttal grow louder that pedophilia is not the same thing as actually abusing a child.

Articles such as that one demonstrate that actually, by the time pedophiles are brazen enough to put themselves out there and try to manipulate people into accepting pedophilia as harmless or normal, the statistical chances are that children have already been abused in their wake.