Granted in part, but mandatory celibacy in the Latin Rite (With exceptions, of course) means that those who enter the priesthood are self - selected from the larger population. So, there may be ...
Ask your parish priest about the "third way."
Ask your priest (or research it yourself) if priests in the Eastern Rites, who are allowed to marry before ordination, have the same history of paedophilia as do those ordained in the Latin Rite. And, among women clergy in other denominations.
While I get what you're saying, I think it's a matter of splitting hairs. These men are self selected from a larger population, yes, but no statistic I've seen shows higher rates of paedophilia, or sexual abuse in general, among priests as opposed to married men in the general population. If these men are self selected from a population, they seem to still be fairly representative of that population, and I fail to see how drawing MORE men to the clergy by opening marriage laws, will make them somehow better than the general population in terms of abuse statistics.
Personally, I'd like to see marriage allowed Spade, simply to combat the troubles of getting and keeping good leaders in the church, but I have no illusions about it 'curing' mankind in any way shape or form.