That’s on you bub. You can drop some cash in the donations bucket and cross your fingers. It will always end the same. Like a cockbird on opening day in the brier field. As soon as this if it ever does get off the ground expect the pedos to fallow. They already hang around here.
Cash in donation buckets is about as effective as a fart is for riot control. And yeah, the pedos are following. Luckily most of the people I see are rejecting the pedos. Most of the support the movement is garnering, especially from my generation, comes from people listening to our arguments and agreeing with them, the arguments the diddlers make still suck, so they're not listening to them.
Assuming we don't slip right into full nanny state tyranny, because social media is basically already there. But yeah, zoosex might become legal in that hellworld, so who knows, take the victories where you can get them I guess? I've thrown my crystal ball straight into the garbage can a long time ago. Common sense doesn't apply when dealing with millions and billions of people.
Yeah, all I'm really saying is the world is primed for change, not what that change will be. It could really just devolve straight down the shitter, but it just as easily could go the other way. A lot of what I'm seeing gives me a lot of hope that it'll go the other way, but as the world hangs on a knifes edge, all we can do is try to push for what we believe in as hard as we can to try and tip it in our favor.
Nah, the solution is to push "most bestiality is not rape" through, not this silly distancing game. Cause like it or hate it, it's a word for a thing (putting the peepee into animal tailhole). Zoosexuality is just the general attraction (orientation if you will) I guess.
Well yes and no. I agree that it is a term that is used interchangably to describe sex with animals, but so was the term sodomy used to describe all forms of anal sex. The reason we don't refer to anal sex as sodomy anymore is because sodomy is anal rape. Yes sodomy necissairly means anal sex in addition to rape, but anal sex doesn't necessarily mean rape. Bestiality necessarily means sex with animals, but the way the general public views it it also necessarily means rape, but the term zoosexuality necessitates sex with animals, but doesn't necessitate rape.
The primary problem is that with two humans, one can go to the police if their partner is abusing them and/or raping them. This is not possible with a human/animal partnership. Just as they don't have a voice to confirm whether or not they actually DO want to have sex or not. (We can definitely infer as such from non-verbal consent. Which to us is pretty obvious.) Non-human animals do not have a voice to speak out against abuse and trauma. Animals don't have any direct rights in a court of law. Whereas a gay couple does.
It's absolutely easy to turn this "relationship" into a one-sided affair. Multiple porn videos are removed every day which demonstrates this fact. Not all sex with animals is a mutually enjoyable affair.
I've heard this before. This is just the he said she said rape case argument. We have that problem with humans too. You can only prove abuse you have evidence of. In the case of physical abuse towards both humans and animals, you have physical evidence of it and that's why usually when zoos get prosecuted its because they were also physically abusing the animal and someone saw the wounds. When it comes to exclusively sexual abuse if you don't have a rape kit or some other form of hard evidence like a video recording or witnesses, it's one persons word against another. Yes, the dog for instance doesn't even have a 'word', but neither does a human who was raped and doesn't remember it because they got cosby'd, or because they were otherwise pressured to not come forward, or even someone who does come forward anyways and doesnt get anywhere due to a lack of evidence.
Yes people can have abusive sexual relationships with animals, but people also have abusive sexual relationships with humans and get away with it for the same reasons as they get away with it with animals. Yeah, those videos are sick, and that's why we remove them. But by the mere fact that those videos are made in the first place, its obvious that legally there's no way to prevent incidents like that from happening at all. Just as there is no way to prevent the same kind of abuse taking place with humans. Those videos we remove are evidence that could then be used by a court to convict them of animal rape, if we instead replaced our overly generalizing laws with ones that specifically target animal rape, and make the distinction. Obviously the argument still stands that if they didn't record it, and they didn't injure the animal, they did it in private with no witnesses, they could have still raped the animal and nobody would ever know. But if you roofied a human and raped them in your basement, and didn't record and post it online for the world to say, the same situation potentially applies to that human and can manifest in more ways than just an inability to speak.
Basically my argument against that can be summarized as; People still do it even though its illegal, we only ever find out about them doing it because either a). they combined it with physical abuse, or b). they were dumb enough to record it and put it online. There's probably far, far more cases of animal rape, intentional and even potentially unintententional due to lack of education because of the social stigma surrounding the sexuality, that take place all the time that we'll never find out about our prosecute despite it being illegal. Just as its a known fact that there are staggering numbers of human rapes that go unreported and unpunished. The anti-bestiality laws we have are both ineffective at stopping the problem, and lump zoosexuals in unnecessarily.
Some claim so. But 30+ years of watching the various attempts at "getting zoo rights" has, to date, demonstrated that the only thing that happens is more and worse persecution. If that makes me a pessimist, then so be it. I look at it as being realistic. The hatred/disgust/revulsion at the mere THOUGHT of somebody having sex with an animal amongst the general populace is so deeply engrained that all that needs to be done is push the idea in front of "John Q. Public" to get the "pitchforks and torches" brigade into action. The alphabet-soup brigade is downright "normal" in comparison to us sick fucks that screw animals - at least in the minds of damn near every human on the planet.
And I'm saying that those 30+ years of people making attempts were not in vein, they were priming the world for the real push. The stage of normalization we're just now about to exit has been primarily about getting the words and concepts into peoples heads, starting the conversations so that the discussion becomes normalized bit by bit. Now that the mere discussion is being tolerated more and more, by more and more people, this is the time that we need to push hard and seize the opportunity by making those argments, making them loudly, and making them well. Otherwise we're letting that 30+ years of hard fought normalization and slowly but surely building momentum go to waste.
People would have said exactly the same things you are back when the lgbt movement started. The hatred of homosexuals was religiously engrained in much the same way, and lets not forget that it still is in much of the world and those people still exist. John Q Public brought out the pitchforks and torches for them too, and you know what happened, John Q Public turned out to be wrong. And while he's still pissed about that, its not as easy to bring out the pitchforks and torches now because the rational elements of society saw the error in their ways. I fail to see any difference between the zoosexuality movement and the lgbt movement in its early days. It was taboo for the same reasons, primarily religious, it was and in many places still is engrained to the same extent of societal hatred as zoosexuality is, the backlash was the same, and even the pessimism in our community draws parallels to them. There are millions upon millions of ignorant, hateful, zoophobes. But that doesn't mean opinions cannot be changed, and that pile of hate cant be chipped away at.
You also mentioned that lots of the alphabet crowd still ostracize us, and always screech about how 'we're not part of the lgbtq', the funny thing about those people that I've observed is that the more people compare the two, the more difficult of a time they have ignoring the increasingly obvious comparisons and connections between the zoosexual movement and the gay rights movment. They're having to do harder and harder mental gymnastics to continue justifying their hypocritical hatred of us. A good example of that is how they've resorted to lumping the diddlers in with us. That's part of the cope. This doesn't necessarily translate directly to conversion to our cause, but it is putting these people in the position where they have to face the fact that its simply hypocritical. And while many have been, and will continue to, double down on their hatred. The more the evidence and comparisons mount, the more people have to rethink their worldviews, and more people chose not to double down, the more pressure there is on those who chose to double down to rethink their viewpoints.