Lauten's comments are part of a tradition of youth being caricatured as deviant.
"The struggle with nazism and fascism meant, especially among the clergy and church leaders, that nationalism had been seen as deviant and selfish and arousing darker, dangerous passions," he said.
Trolls worked in rooms of about 20 people, each controlled by three editors, who would check posts and impose fines if they found the words had been cut and pasted, or were ideologically deviant.
Police hound Shias, Ahmadis and other "deviant" Muslim sects.
As elsewhere, a debate rumbles on in Japan about whether such pornography excites deviant behaviour or diverts it.
In the previous intifada in the late 1980s and early 1990s any deviant actions by Israeli troops generally led to the soldiers being called to account.
The question is: what explains this deviant experience?
His mother was a monster, the black dog follows him wherever he goes and he sees a shrink.It is hardly original for artists to try to blur the boundaries between the normal and the deviant.
That done, they plotted a series of curves, one for each decade, that showed how frequently each deviant value occurred.Since small deviations are common and large ones are rare, the result of plotting data in this way is a curve shaped somewhat like the cross-section of a bell.
Paedophiles who experience frequent, intrusive thoughts about sex with children can benefit from drugs that suppress their sex hormones and with luck their deviant fantasies too.There have been calls to make such drug treatment compulsory, but that would be a huge mistake, explains Ray Wyre, a consultant and expert witness on sex crime.
In Malaysia, Prime Minister Najib Razak had branded "humanism and secularism as well as liberalism" as deviant.
