You're making up hypoethical situations which are unlikely, so exception, not the rule, to strawman my arguments.. I'm not going to respond to not serious posts.
What a coward using excuses to run away from a debate.
First it is "concern trolling" now it is "strawmans". Maybe you should give us examples on what both mean.
You need a lesson in English. I am not sure what concern trolling means in your head but I know what a strawman or a hypothetical situation is.
That 5 year old getting pregnant did happen. It is not a hypothetical situation. You are making up excuses and running away.
A strawman is a misrepresented argument. You argued for the age of consent to be lowered to 10 or 12. You said that as long as she is sexually mature and can breed and you are married to her with parental consent then you can have sex with her.
A real strawman would be, are you arguing for sex slavery? This is a misrepresentation because you are not arguing for prostitution or slavery.
However, what we are doing is to discuss the implications of your argument. Not strawmanning it.
You said the age of consent should be lowered citing how different girls sexually mature at different ages. Well, you have cases of girls sexually maturing at 5. Would you have sex with that 5 year old then seeing that you are arguing that sexual maturity is what that counts?
age of consent was 10/12 before 1880. So that was the standard age of consent during the America revolution and civil war. Did they have a huge problem with 5 year olds getting pregnant?
Then do you dispute claims by dieticians and experts that girls hit puberty quite late at 13 or 14 during the 1880s? People were more impoverished and undernourished then and so hit puberty later.
And yes, if you say that sexual maturity counts then people in the 1880s were having sex with 12 year old girls who have yet to hit puberty. Is that considered paedophilia? By today's standards, yes.
Right now, girls are hitting puberty at 7 or 8 due to overnutrition especially after 1980. Would you marry and breed with them then? Your scenario of girls sexually maturing earlier in the good old days of the Founding Fathers never really existed. However, they exist now.
Your actual strawman where you misrepresented your own sexual maturity argument by asking, "Did the founding fathers have a problem with 5 year olds getting pregnant?" is now a plausible scenario in this day and age.
Would you do a Delaware and lower the age of consent to 7? Not a strawman. I am following your argument that sexual maturity is what that matters.
Around the 1900s, in the US the average menarche –when a girl gets her first period- was about 14. After the World War 2 the age of puberty was typically at 11-12 years. Especially since the 1980s has the age of puberty fallen and for increasing number of girls is now gradually declined to 7-8. Ever since the turn of the century many environmental, societal and dietary changes are occurring and by the age of 7 girls are starting to develop breasts and the onset of menstruation.