zooaphelia in Missouri

[philbertmac]

I don't know if i spelled that right, but that was what the documentary was about that I saw on BBC America a few weeks ago. I wanted to post this then, but was on the road and no where near a computer. I scanned thru a few pages in our forum, but saw noone talking about this. Anyways, in the documentary, these reporters went to a small community in the backwoods of Missouri where people practice this zooaphelia, or, let's just call it what it is, beastuality. Men and women talking about their sex lives with thier pets and farm animals. They even showed a ceremony where a man married his donkey. This was not a spoof or a joke. I had first heard highlights of this show on a couple of talk shows on the radio, then I saw the real docudrama. People from all over the country came here to our state to start this commune. Now the marriage part was purely a ceremony and not legal. But why do all these people from different states come to Missouri to start this commune?? It's not the scenery. It's also not for the lower cost of living. It is because Missouri is the only state in the union that has no laws against beastuality. They are free to practice this horrid raping of animals because they cannot be prosecuted for it in our state. I think it is time we banned together and wrote our state officials. We should demand that there be laws put into effect deeming this as cruelty and inhumane to the animals. I'm sorry, but how can an animal give consent to this?? One man on the documentary said his horse showed him that he was consentual by the mere fact that he didn't walk away from him. Yeah, he was probably too freakin' stunned to move!! This documentary has made us a laughing stock in the country. Let's demand that our officials make these changes and run these zooaphiles out of our state. Right now the law says you can't beat or mistreat an animal, but I guess you can bang it up the wazoo?? Sorry this was so long, but I just couldn't believe this was happening in our own state. I truly thought we had laws against this, but we don't. Let's change that.

[justin linsman]

Yeah I know all about it

[justin linsman]

i love to hump and lick on animals.

[justin linsman]

now you know why i spend so much time with my horse

[philbertmac]

ok, here is a link to part of that documentary I was talking about. It's just the beginning, it talks about the guy marrying his horse and the reason why they live in our state...see for yourself. http://youtube.com/watch...

[Getting Old]

Must be a law. I remember when John Edney got caught and they took his dogs away from him. I also remember storys about Kim and her horses.

Maybe that is why the humane society is so popular around here. People just loves them animals.

[Terry]

What happened to Tollerance? Isn't MO the "show me State" Show some tollerance>

[Instant Karma]

What the hell? No laws against this? Wouldn't it be animal cruelty? Raping an animal is not animal cruelty? I don't think they can give consent.

[Instant Karma]

Ok, I looked this up, and according to the ASPCA website, Missouri was the latest state in August 2002, to enact anti-bestiality/unlawful sex with an animal laws. There are however 21 other states with no laws.

The perv. who was in this documentary is dead. Bet his horse wasn't too sad.