slippery slope fallacy breh. Being attracted to children isn't an orientation, so there is no sociological reason to legitimize the urges of pedos. If you're trying to decrease children being molested, which is the better route to take:
a. Socially destigmatizing an attraction to children, publicly legitimizing children as viable options for sexual attention
or
b. Having social and legal rules in place to admonish and punish those who have an attraction to children
b is probably really hard on pedos feelings and I guess that sucks for them but I'd rather it be widely accepted for people to not to look at children that way and that looking at children that way is bad.
edit, to add onto why I don't believe it's an orientation, if a pedo is attracted a little girl, his "orientation" shouldn't stop him from being attracted to that same girl when she's 18. If he can't, then it's not that specific girl that he is attracted to. It's the underdevelopedness of that little girl that he likes. That doesn't seem like an orientation to me.