Here's a transcript:

"Listen to me, this is a man who'd succeeded in repressing his own desire, who had never before given in to it, right up until I forced it out. He had lived a life full of denial, and had never hurt a soul. I think that's laudable."

"No matter how much I try I can't find anything laudable in pedophilia."

"That's because you think about the perhaps 5% who actually hurt children. The remaining 95% never live out their fantasies. Think about their suffering. Sexuality is the strongest force in human beings. To be born with a forbidden sexuality must be agonizing. The pedophile who manages to get through life with the shame of his desire while never acting on it deserves a bloody medal."

I wonder if he was influenced by Dan Savage's "Gold Star Pedophiles" columns or James Cantor's series of sympathetic pieces that came out around 2 years ago. Even the language has some similarities.

I have no idea where he got the 5% / 95% split from. That would be great if true.