Bestiality brothels are spreading through Germany

[Spiraling Leopard]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2352779/Bestiality-brothels-spreading-Germany-campaigner-claims-abusers-sex-animals-lifestyle-choice.html

Bestiality brothels are 'spreading through Germany' warns campaigner as abusers turn to sex with animals as 'lifestyle choice'.

Animal welfare officer Madeleine Martin problem of 'erotic zoos' is growing.
She tells of farmer whose once friendly sheep began refusing human contact.
So when he put CCTV in his barn he watched men file in and abuse his herd.

Bestiality brothels are spreading through Germany faster than ever thanks to a law that makes animal porn illegal but sex with animals legal, a livestock protection officer has warned.

Madeleine Martin told the Frankfurter Rundschau that current laws were not protecting animals from predatory zoophiles who are increasingly able to turn to bestiality as a 'lifestyle choice'.

She highlighted one case where a farmer in the Gross-Gerau region of southwest Germany, noticed his once friendly flock of sheep were beginning to shy away from human contact.

Shock discovery: Ms Martin told of one case where a farmer rigged a CCTV camera in the rafters of his barn after finding his normally friendly sheep refusing human contact, to discover multiple men sneaking in in the dead of night to sexually abuse his beloved livestock.

So he rigged a CCTV camera in the rafters of his barn to discover multiple men sneaking in during the night to sexually abuse his beloved livestock.

There are even 'erotic zoos' which people can visit to abuse animals ranging from llamas to goats.

'There are now animal brothels in Germany,' Martin told the paper, adding that people were playing down the issue by by describing it as a 'lifestyle choice'.

Armed with a host of similar case studies, Ms Martin is now calling for the government to categorically ban bestiality across the country.

Last November German authorities said they were planning to reinstate an old law forbidding sex with animals after a sharp rise in incidents of bestiality along with websites promoting it.

Parliament began debating changes to the national Animal Protection Code with the agricultural committee of the Bundestag pledging fines of up to £20,000 for a first offence.

Bestiality dropped off the statute books as a crime in 1969 but in recent years the number of people believed to be participating in such acts has increased significantly.

There are even 'erotic zoos' which people can visit to abuse animals ranging from llamas to goats.

Hans-Michael Goldmann, chairman of the agriculture committee, said the government aimed to forbid using an animal 'for individual sexual acts and to outlaw people 'pimping' creatures to others for sexual use.'

German 'zoophile' group ZETA has announced it will mount a legal challenge should a ban on bestiality become law.

'Mere concepts of morality have no business being law,' said ZETA chairman Michael Kiok.

When the 1969 law banning sex with animals was banned the Animal Protection Law was introduced, but it failed to include a specific ban on zoophilia.

The terms bestiality and zoophilia are the formal names for having sex with animals for pleasure.

[Zelhar]

It seems like a Weimar Republic redo.

[angryChineseKahanist]

Those horses look hot!
But I like tall animals, how about the giraffe!
 

[Israel Chai]

Where worse to be a goat than a place filled with muzzies and Germans.

[Ulli]

 Madeleine Martin struggles for animal rights.

You can see in this the level of wickedness of most people in Germany. It should be banned obviously mainly because of an other reason.

[Israel Chai]

The liberal scumbag of the universe award goes to:

Clam Rights

Peter Singer is a Princeton professor who believes it is okay for parents to kill their kids until their offspring are 28 days old. He also believes in bestiality: dogs, he says, can convey to their master whether they consent to intercourse. Now he is pushing clam rights.

In today’s New York Times (sept 17 2011), Nicholas Kristof writes that because Singer is uncertain about the capacity of shellfish to suffer, he tends to avoid eating them. Which means that Singer apparently believes that newborn kids who are knifed to death don’t suffer, but clams on the half shell might. Whether clams can consent to sex, Singer does not say.


G-d willing the liberals never get their 20 million Mexican voters and the shell-fish f-ers can run loose on the law.

[Tag-MehirTzedek]

Land of the Beasts (Muzzies) and Germs. Death to them all.

[Rubystars]

That really is disgusting.

[Ulli]

The liberal scumbag of the universe award goes to:

Clam Rights

Peter Singer is a Princeton professor who believes it is okay for parents to kill their kids until their offspring are 28 days old. He also believes in bestiality: dogs, he says, can convey to their master whether they consent to intercourse. Now he is pushing clam rights.

In today’s New York Times (sept 17 2011), Nicholas Kristof writes that because Singer is uncertain about the capacity of shellfish to suffer, he tends to avoid eating them. Which means that Singer apparently believes that newborn kids who are knifed to death don’t suffer, but clams on the half shell might. Whether clams can consent to sex, Singer does not say.


G-d willing the liberals never get their 20 million Mexican voters and the shell-fish f-ers can run loose on the law.

Who makes this people to professors? This guy is obviously nuts.

[Super Mentalita]

Woooow.... I cannot imagine that this kind of people realy exist....

[Lisa]

I hope they bestialize themselves out of existence.  But I do feel sorry for those poor innocent animals. 

[TruthSpreader]

Those poor sheep and goats. 

[cjd]

Have mercy G-d willing people who travel in circles like this will soon infect one another with some new form of deadly virus... It's sad however that the poor animals need to be subjected to this sort of abuse... Even the sheep seem to know better than the two legged animals who are abusing them... This is not even a muslim based problem it seems like this is a prevailing sickness in countries like Germany and the like.