Sexual Deviants

[chilcutt]

Molestation is exclusively human and is absent in the animal world, where a male withdraws if rejected. It is not normal behavior, and arises from a sick mind.

[Medmech]

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[t walgamuth]

How can you tell the nationality of the donkey doers in that blurry night photograped film?

[Medmech]

Originally Posted by t walgamuth

How can you tell the nationality of the donkey doers in that blurry night photograped film?

The origin of the film is a good place to start.

[tjts1]

Yes, because all night vision videos come from Iraq. Common knowledge.

[chilcutt]

I gotta call BS on the propaganda spin. The men in this video are not dressed the part. No jaloba's..looks like they are wearing slacks and long sleeve shirts.

Nice try tho.

Back on track of the threads content> supposeing the video is not doctered-the men doing the donkey are sexual deviants, and have sick minds.

[kerry]

Originally Posted by chilcutt

Molestation is exclusively human and is absent in the animal world, where a male withdraws if rejected. It is not normal behavior, and arises from a sick mind.

What evidence supports this claim? Seems like there is a lot of what humans call violence in the animal sexual world. Forced copulation is not uncommon from what I know, so it may be against some human social norms, but it is normal if you include the non-human animal world. Also, for thousands of years, the idea that females had the right to consent to sex was absent from lots of human societies. For instance, it's only recently that spousal rape has become a crime. Females were traded by males for a long time and the fact that they were indicates that female consent to male partners was irrelevant.

[chilcutt]

Originally Posted by kerry

What evidence supports this claim? Seems like there is a lot of what humans call violence in the animal sexual world. Forced copulation is not uncommon from what I know, so it may be against some human social norms, but it is normal if you include the non-human animal world. Also, for thousands of years, the idea that females had the right to consent to sex was absent from lots of human societies. For instance, it's only recently that spousal rape has become a crime. Females were traded by males for a long time and the fact that they were indicates that female consent to male partners was irrelevant.

For the most part-animals copulate for breeding purposes-ie: when the females come in heat-in order to perpetuate the species.
From what I know neither the male or the female in the animal kingdom experiances joy from the sexual act. Unlike the human being who gets satisfaction from the sex act.
In terms of forced copulation in the animal kingdom, I suppose the question would be- "Can/does the female get pregnate from this encounter,if she is not in heat'?

[kerry]

Originally Posted by chilcutt

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From what I know neither the male or the female in the animal kingdom experiances joy from the sexual act. Unlike the human being who gets satisfaction from the sex act.

One of our closest relatives, the Bonobo, engages in frequent non-reproductive hetero and homosexual sex. It is part of their everyday social interactions and appears from all descriptions to be pleasurable. Not sure about coercion amongst Bonobos, but in the back of my mind, I seem to remember that it does occur in Chimps.

[t walgamuth]

I am not saying there are no other species besides Bonobos and Humans who have sex for pleasure but I think iti is pretty rare in the animal world.

[layback40]

Originally Posted by t walgamuth

I am not saying there are no other species besides Bonobos and Humans who have sex for pleasure but I think iti is pretty rare in the animal world.

Its a bit hard to get a straight answer from an animal as to if they have just had sex for pleasure !!

if you see a bull after mating, it looks some what contented. Often so does the cow !!

[chilcutt]

Originally Posted by layback40

Its a bit hard to get a straight answer from an animal as to if they have just had sex for pleasure !!

if you see a bull after mating, it looks some what contented. Often so does the cow !!

I would think that the cow is just glad that the bull has finished with his business.

[elchivito]

I'm curious, those of you who think the animals aren't having fun, how exactly is it that you know that? Further, how many times have you actually watched animals breed and, um, why were you watching?

[Kuan]

Hmm...

[Medmech]

Originally Posted by tjts1

Yes, because all night vision videos come from Iraq. Common knowledge.

Research aids common knowledge it was filmed by a Kiowa helicopter.