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Reply Sun 2 May, 2010 07:57 am
@platorepublic,
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VideCorSpoon
 
Reply Sun 2 May, 2010 09:43 am
@Emil,
Emil;159281 wrote:
You make it seem like I inferred that the US is a developing country because of a single incident. That is not the case. So that you can find a single incident of stupidity in some european country does nothing to me. There are many stupid things in the EU too. What do you think I am? Some blind zealot, EU-tionalist? Of course not.

And you make it sound as though I am basing my comment on a single law/incident. There are a great many more I can assure you. I did not mention for example the law in which it is illegal to urinate in a canal unless you are pregnant (blatantly sexist in my opinion). The Dutch party hard and I have booked my plane ticket post haste to Amsterdam. But make no mistake, the "Americans" party hard too. In Ohio for example, it is illegal to get a fish drunk. True story.

In turkey, it's against the law to fall in love with a neighbors son, daughter, wife, servant, or any of his animals (however, there is no mentioning of her animals? potential loophole maybe?). In Thailand, women at the age of thirty become the property of the state. In Switzerland, it is illegal to ski down a mountain while reciting poetry. No lie, I would love to know about how that became a law. I imagine there would have been a lot of hot chocolate at the assembly. Suffice to say that all countries have a dash of the mentally hilarious in them one way or another.

Emil;159281 wrote:
There is no law in Denmark against bestiality, and there shouldn't be either. There is a law against animal cruelty. If the sex act is in some way cruel to the animal, you can be changed with that. I doubt that the sheep thought it was a big problem with that fellow ******* it but who knows? Seems hard to judge after the fact whether some animal suffered from a sex act or not. One would have to reproduce a similar effect and observe how the animal behaves.


As to a defense of bestiality, I'll leave that for better men. Again, within my own country (both of them), it is prohibited for good reason? syphilis comes to mind. When you sleep with one sheep, you sleep with every sheep that sheep has ever been with.
 
 

 
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