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Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 15:03
by psichonaut
Gollum's Cock wrote:nodubmanshouts wrote:I think I'm giving up on this place. When raping an animal becomes a question of debate, I really have to ask "is this a place I want to hang out?"
Who said anything about rape. I think that if I "mounted" a horse he/she would be able to get rid of me if he/she was n't consenting.
Another question should the age of the animal be taken into consideration, for example a consenting dog would be OK but a puppy would be out of bounds ( we could draw the line at maybe 6 dog months).
let me understand in what manner they should consent?
Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 15:09
by Bartek
that deliberations are quite sick
Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 15:17
by GC
psichonaut wrote:Gollum's Cock wrote:nodubmanshouts wrote:I think I'm giving up on this place. When raping an animal becomes a question of debate, I really have to ask "is this a place I want to hang out?"
Who said anything about rape. I think that if I "mounted" a horse he/she would be able to get rid of me if he/she was n't consenting.
Another question should the age of the animal be taken into consideration, for example a consenting dog would be OK but a puppy would be out of bounds ( we could draw the line at maybe 6 dog months).
let me understand in what manner they should consent?
Same as with women, standing still and not calling the police- consenting. Running away with tears in their eyes - not consenting.
Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 15:23
by psichonaut
ok then, if i see the animal taking his/her cellphone it should be a not consenting sign
Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 15:27
by GC
psichonaut wrote:ok then, if i see the animal taking his/her cellphone it should be a not consenting sign
That depends on if it's paws were tied or not
