I think that it was defined as such in 1970, when Pride started in the aftermath of Stonewall, and that Pride was about solidarity among everyone stigmatized because of a normative idea of sexuality inherent in the term "fetish" as a stigma
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I reject the premise of this question categorically
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Because it's right-wing bullshit
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Because the idea of "normal" sexuality is inherently oppressive garbage and the attempt to carve out a space within "abnormal" sexuality to redefine as "normal" ("I'm a normal gay man, not queer") is self-destructive respectability politics doomed to failure
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I think the safety issues of whether children should be exposed to certain specific things are independent of whether those things are "fetishes"
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No, because it's unsafe/unsanitary behavior for them to imitate without knowing what they're doing, same with "knifeplay"
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