01-19-2018, 11:19 AM
One would be foolish to claim the internet and how the "zoo scene" presents itself in it has no effect at all. Many cases of "zoos" that have been caught can be directly linked "the internet", e.g. several folks who were caught because they uploaded selfmade animal porn on Beastforum. Plus, the way our community presents itself will of course at least raise some attention in the authorities.
And in one case, the connection between newly issued laws and the "internet zoo scene" is undebatable: Hessian official Silke Lautenschläger only took further action against "zoophilia" because of how openly and unhinged people on the net express their sexual desires. She said: "What once was a relatively unproblematic and tolerable practice of but a few, has now, in the age of the net, mutated into an online sex cult with strong connections to the international porn mafia." It is to mention that Lautenschläger especially watched Beastforum and how people in there behave, what they are after and what huge "market" for animal pimping BF´s hookup section is. Lautenschläger, minister for animal welfare issues then, decided that it would be about time to work on what we Germans now have, the paragraph 13 of the animal welfare law prohibiting any sexual encounters with animals. So much for "No, the net has absolutely no effect on legislation", Rannoch. [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/wink.png[/img]/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" title=";)" width="20" />
