08-16-2005, 07:03 AM
I wouldn't say beastiality in general is "wrong", but rather pathetic and disgusting.
As far as whether it's cruel to animals, I think that is highly situational. I'm sure Mr. Ed had a jolly good ol' time puncturing Old McDonald's colon. On the contrary, a human man having sex with a small dog ("doggy style" :P ) would obviously induce pain for the dog and be considered cruel by most.
As for whether it should be legal and/or accepted by society like homosexuality... I personally think it should, just so I can protect myself. I would imagine that the late discovery of beastiality in a relationship could ruin it, much like the late discovery of homosexuality. If we force people to stay in the closet about beastiality, by law or shame, we're more likely to lack critical information until it's too late. Ultimately whether it's punished or not, people will still perform the acts. I'd at least like to have a better idea of who's into it and who isn't. :ph34r:
As far as whether it's cruel to animals, I think that is highly situational. I'm sure Mr. Ed had a jolly good ol' time puncturing Old McDonald's colon. On the contrary, a human man having sex with a small dog ("doggy style" :P ) would obviously induce pain for the dog and be considered cruel by most.
As for whether it should be legal and/or accepted by society like homosexuality... I personally think it should, just so I can protect myself. I would imagine that the late discovery of beastiality in a relationship could ruin it, much like the late discovery of homosexuality. If we force people to stay in the closet about beastiality, by law or shame, we're more likely to lack critical information until it's too late. Ultimately whether it's punished or not, people will still perform the acts. I'd at least like to have a better idea of who's into it and who isn't. :ph34r:
Less QQ more Pew Pew