11-12-2017, 01:10 PM
In my opinion forced attention only gathers ire. I think public attention should be gained slowly if at all, and in a different genre than advocacy. Artistically we have more power to change hearts and minds than with in your face demands of acceptance at this stage, and I sometimes wonder if even the artistic genre is too much at this stage. Unfortunately even there we are outnumbered by the thrill seeking porn imagery and written porn. All we've done so far on the web is make matters worse IMO with over-sharing our lives with 'normal' folks. Even our stories of loving relationships offend right now.
On "Zoo Rights": I've been asking since I came online exactly WHAT those "Rights" were and have yet to get a cognitive answer, or two answers that were the same. I've gotten no answer that has persuaded me that the life I already have or had with my lovers need change or become publicly open to pursue them. Such action only threatens my non-human partners and companions, which is unacceptable.
BTW, no action online is totally anonymous and untraceable IMO, and the law has experts that prove that every day.
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