BESTIALITY OKAY IF ANIMAL APPROVES
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I have often pointed out the connection between homosexuality and other perversions such as pedophilia and bestiality. Most queers vehemenently deny any such connection. But once again, we see the truth that queers embrace many different vile perversions.
Famous 'gay' activist claims Constitution deems sex with animals 'inalienable right'
Frank Kameny, a hero to the homosexual community who was integral in pressuring the American Psychiatric Association to reclassify same-sex activities as "normal," has written to a pro-family organization that he believes bestiality is fine, "as long as the animal doesn't mind."
"Let us have more and better enjoyment of more and better sexual perversions, by whatever definition, by more and more consenting adults. We will all be the better off thereby. And that will be Americanism in action," he said.
Kameny, now 83, said, "Bestiality is not my thing … But it seems to be a harmless foible or idiosyncrasy of some people. So, as long as the animal doesn't mind (and the animal rarely does), I don't mind, and I don't see why anyone else should."
"We have many questions for Kameny, the first being: how exactly does an animal signal his or her 'consent' to have sex with a human?" Peter LaBarbera, chief of AFTAH, said.
I have often pointed out the connection between homosexuality and other perversions such as pedophilia and bestiality. Most queers vehemenently deny any such connection. But once again, we see the truth that queers embrace many different vile perversions.
Famous 'gay' activist claims Constitution deems sex with animals 'inalienable right'
Frank Kameny, a hero to the homosexual community who was integral in pressuring the American Psychiatric Association to reclassify same-sex activities as "normal," has written to a pro-family organization that he believes bestiality is fine, "as long as the animal doesn't mind."
"Let us have more and better enjoyment of more and better sexual perversions, by whatever definition, by more and more consenting adults. We will all be the better off thereby. And that will be Americanism in action," he said.
Kameny, now 83, said, "Bestiality is not my thing … But it seems to be a harmless foible or idiosyncrasy of some people. So, as long as the animal doesn't mind (and the animal rarely does), I don't mind, and I don't see why anyone else should."
"We have many questions for Kameny, the first being: how exactly does an animal signal his or her 'consent' to have sex with a human?" Peter LaBarbera, chief of AFTAH, said.
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