Plantagenet wrote:As Peak Oil really starts to bite, and as societies become more dependent on farm animals and local dairies and local food, and as city people start to interact more with farm animals, its probably a good idea to have these kinds of laws already in place to protect the farm animals from sexual abuse and other kinds of mistreatment.
Plantagenet wrote:Previously it was OK to have sex with animals in Holland if the animal liked it.
Concerned wrote:
For example a man having sex with a cow or horse (female) I would kind of go *shrug* weird but not hurting anyone
Plantagenet wrote:...... chickens.....anything was considered legal and sexy.
Bas wrote:And this image of Holland as being so free and openminded about sex is actually quite far from the nature of the people that for a large part has been strongly influenced by different brands of protestantism, which makes it kind of surprising to see that during the twentieth century the sexual debate has developed in such a straightforward way as in most other Christian societies hypocrisy is still the rule.
Plantagenet wrote:
Just say no to sex with animals, birds and insects.
EarthGamePlayer wrote:Although I have no personal physical attraction to animals, the argument against it seems incredibly weak.
Sure, sex with animals doesn't involve their consent, because we can't ask them if it is OK.
Yet we don't ask them it is OK if we:
Keep them caged or fenced in
Squeeze their mammary glands every single day
Take away their eggs
Force them to make with other animals
Take away their children
Kill them
Eat them
I'm not necessarily saying sex with animals is a good thing, but the arguments that are used against it are ridiculous. We don't treat animals as humans (again this is a statement of fact, not an ethical stand), and so we can't pretend in this one case that we do.
gampy wrote:I am wondering how long the Dutch can maintain their "anything goes" society. There must be great pressure from surrounding countries to conform to more conservative values.
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