08-19-2005, 04:02 PM
Ghostiger,Aug 16 2005, 03:57 PM Wrote:No, but I find the average lurkers position on this and homosexuality to be at odds.
Im not saying you cant reasonably be pro-gay rights and anti-beastiality.
But when I look at the current comments on beastiality and the past comments on those who condemed homosexuality I see a paradox.
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I don't think you can average polar opposites, regarding the alleged "average" lurker opinion on homosexuality, particularly as offering an opinion on homosexuality as "for" or "Against" is an idiotic simplification of complex human behavior in the first place.
/Devil's Advocate
As for sex with animals: how do we know the animals don't enjoy it? I imagine in some cases, such as the old abberations with gerbils in colons, a good assumption could be made for gerbil not being keen on that whole can't breath in the feces tunnel scenario -- see the Gerbill cartoon sequence by Joe Cartoon for elaboration -- but for animals closer to size with humans, do we really know how the animals feel about it? Or do all parties ASSUME certain emotions in an animal?
For all I know, when the hypothetical goat herder in the Sudan has a little afternoon delight with one of his flock it could be the highlight of her week. Or, she might be moved to think "get lost, pal." Has anyone in academia done a serious study of this, absent preconceived prejudices? I smell a government grant just waiting to be approved! :lol:
Why else would a goat or sheep, if asked, reply to the Masters and Johnson study on goatsex with:
"Naaaat, baaaaaaad"
/Devil's Advocate
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In War, the outcome is never final. --Carl von Clausewitz--
Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum
John 11:35 - consider why.
In Memory of Pete