10 US states have no laws forbidding beastiality

[Delta4Embassy]

Do these 10 states' senators, representatives, and governors have pending legislation making that otherwise since they're so about religion and opposing gay marriage on religious grounds considering beastiality's also forbidden by the Bible. If not, how do they explain this curious lack of concern over something so repugnant?

Zoophilia and the law in the United States - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Dude, enough with this garbage already

 

[Moonglow]

Dude, enough with this garbage already

We knew something like this would have you running to it....

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

 

[ClosedCaption]

White people

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

40 states saw the need for a law.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Dude, enough with this garbage already

No scripted answer ready to go? Awww.

 

[Moonglow]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

My bitches be safe......They don't go for humans anywhey....

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

My bitches be safe......They don't go for humans anywhey....

We (in Missouri) saw the need and have laws against it. Course, that means at some point it got so out-of-control that someone said, "Hey guys...We need a law!"

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

Have laws forbidding murder. Explain that one.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

40 states saw the need for a law.

I stand by my statement. People with common sense do not need laws to tell them not to screw animals.

 

[Wildman]

White people

yes, White people despise what you liberscum have practiced for many, many years, please for the sake of all humanity STOP doing it.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

Have laws forbidding murder. Explain that one.

So you assume we need a law for everything? Following your logic, we would need a law telling us not to drink bleach.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

White people

Goats and sheep?

 

[Wildman]

We (in Missouri) saw the need and have laws against it.[/QUOTE]

that is understandable, you goat ******* S do not have the sense of the goat you are *******.

BTW do you have a niece whose name is Tracy ?

 

[The Rabbi]

Tennessee criminalized it a couple of years ago. As I understand it things went like this: A man was sneaking over to his neighbor's property and screwing his cow. The owner wanted to stop his neighbor from trespassing and messing with his animals. The trespass charge wasnt really enough to hold him. In examining the books they realized they could not charge him with bestiality because it wasnt a crime. So he complained to his state representative, who ran a bill making it so. Once the bill came up no one wanted to be known as favoring bestiality so the bill passed.
Bad cases make bad laws.

 

[jon_berzerk]

Do these 10 states' senators, representatives, and governors have pending legislation making that otherwise since they're so about religion and opposing gay marriage on religious grounds considering beastiality's also forbidden by the Bible. If not, how do they explain this curious lack of concern over something so repugnant?

Zoophilia and the law in the United States - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

good news for you --LOL

 

[Iceweasel]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

My bitches be safe......They don't go for humans anywhey....

We (in Missouri) saw the need and have laws against it. Course, that means at some point it got so out-of-control that someone said, "Hey guys...We need a law!"

That's what happened here, Slick. Washington had no laws on it, that didn't mean it was OK, it means there wasn't a reason to draft such a law. That changed with the infamous Enumclaw horse incident where a Boeing engineer died (apparently not so good at geometry) with ruptured intestines. It was being filmed so if you look at the law it includes filming. It wasn't their horse so all they could charge the camera guy with was trespassing. There's a creepy online movie about it you'd probably enjoy.

 

[Moonglow]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

My bitches be safe......They don't go for humans anywhey....

We (in Missouri) saw the need and have laws against it. Course, that means at some point it got so out-of-control that someone said, "Hey guys...We need a law!"

I am from okiehoma, where gals with swollen lips suck their rides...

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Well, you would think that one would have enough common sense not to screw animals that you wouldn't need a law.

My bitches be safe......They don't go for humans anywhey....

We (in Missouri) saw the need and have laws against it. Course, that means at some point it got so out-of-control that someone said, "Hey guys...We need a law!"

I am from okiehoma, where gals with swollen lips suck their rides...

It would take a law to keep you away from the farm animals, moon? Lol.