Where sexual repression leads

[Delta4Embassy]

Norway to Outlaw Homeless People from Having Sex World News Daily Report

"New legislature in the Norway parliament could outlaw sex with or between homeless people, reports the Oslo Observer this morning.

The proposed law which aims to reduce poverty in Norway has stemmed a wave of outrage throughout human right groups, a situation dismissed by Justice minister Vidar Brein-Karlsen, who claims the new law is backed up by scientific data.

“Bad genes are the main cause of poverty, bad social behavior and alcohol and/or drug abuse” he explains. “It is towards these issues that the new law is being directed” he told reporters."

Thought we were done with eugenics?

 

[jwoodie]

This has already been proven in the U.S.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

UN says having sex is a fundamental human right. Homeless or not, good of the community controling homeless population or not. Some things ya just don't try and make illegal. Where's it end? Below a certain IQ? Caps on number of kids?

If you forbid homeless from having sex, guess where they'll get their sex? From rape correct.

 

[Muhammed]

UN says having sex is a fundamental human right. Homeless or not, good of the community controling homeless population or not. Some things ya just don't try and make illegal. Where's it end? Below a certain IQ? Caps on number of kids?

If you forbid homeless from having sex, guess where they'll get their sex? From rape correct.

I don't think outlawing sex would lead to rape. I think everyone would simply ignore the law because it's simply unenforceable.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

UN says having sex is a fundamental human right. Homeless or not, good of the community controling homeless population or not. Some things ya just don't try and make illegal. Where's it end? Below a certain IQ? Caps on number of kids?

If you forbid homeless from having sex, guess where they'll get their sex? From rape correct.

I don't think outlawing sex would lead to rape. I think everyone would simply ignore the law because it's simply unenforceable.

Since I'm unaware of anyone trying this sort of thing before, the closest comparison is countries who banned or legalized porn. Where porn was banned, sex crimes went up. Where it was legalized, they went down.

 

[Muhammed]

UN says having sex is a fundamental human right. Homeless or not, good of the community controling homeless population or not. Some things ya just don't try and make illegal. Where's it end? Below a certain IQ? Caps on number of kids?

If you forbid homeless from having sex, guess where they'll get their sex? From rape correct.

I don't think outlawing sex would lead to rape. I think everyone would simply ignore the law because it's simply unenforceable.

Since I'm unaware of anyone trying this sort of thing before, the closest comparison is countries who banned or legalized porn. Where porn was banned, sex crimes went up. Where it was legalized, they went down.

I find those claims very dubious. And your premise is absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

UN says having sex is a fundamental human right. Homeless or not, good of the community controling homeless population or not. Some things ya just don't try and make illegal. Where's it end? Below a certain IQ? Caps on number of kids?

If you forbid homeless from having sex, guess where they'll get their sex? From rape correct.

I don't think outlawing sex would lead to rape. I think everyone would simply ignore the law because it's simply unenforceable.

Since I'm unaware of anyone trying this sort of thing before, the closest comparison is countries who banned or legalized porn. Where porn was banned, sex crimes went up. Where it was legalized, they went down.

I find those claims very dubious. And your premise is absolutely ridiculous.

People should learn to take my word for things pertaining to sex. If I say something I can bury you in 10 feet of supporting evidence, but it's a chore. Wait one...

 

[Delta4Embassy]

One of the most comprehensive studies on the effects of sex, porn, etc.
The effects of Pornography An

Related info here, though pertaining to India,
"India: Does repression lead to rape?"
India Does repression lead to rape - The Safe World Community

"Legalizing pornography: Lower sex crime rates? Study carried out in Czech Republic shows results similar to those in Japan and Denmark"
Legalizing pornography Lower sex crime rates Study carried out in Czech Republic shows results similar to those in Japan and Denmark -- ScienceDaily

2nd source reitterating the above,
Legalizing child pornography is linked to lower rates of child sex abuse EurekAlert Science News

"Results from the Czech Republic showed, as seen everywhere else studied (Canada, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Finland, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sweden, USA), that rape and other sex crimes have not increased following the legalization and wide availability of pornography. And most significantly, the incidence of child sex abuse has fallen considerably since 1989, when child pornography became readily accessible - a phenomenon also seen in Denmark and Japan. Their findings are published online today in Springer's journal Archives of Sexual Behavior.

The findings support the theory that potential sexual offenders use child pornography as a substitute for sex crimes against children. While the authors do not approve of the use of real children in the production or distribution of child pornography, they say that artificially produced materials might serve a purpose.

Diamond and team looked at what actually happened to sex-related crimes in the Czech Republic as it transitioned from having a strict ban on sexually explicit materials to a situation where the material was decriminalized. Pornography was strictly prohibited between 1948 and 1989. The ban was lifted with the country's transition to democracy and, by 1990, the availability and ownership of sexually explicit materials rose dramatically. Even the possession of child pornography was not a criminal offense.

The researchers monitored the number of sex-related crimes from Ministry of Interior records - rape, attempted rape, sexual assault, and child sex abuse in particular - for 15 years during the ban and 18 years after it was lifted.

Most significantly, they found that the number of reported cases of child sex abuse dropped markedly immediately after the ban on sexually explicit materials was lifted in 1989. In both Denmark and Japan, the situation is similar: Child sex abuse was much lower than it was when availability of child pornography was restricted."


Although about child pornography in particular, it has cross-applicability. If you give people a sexual outlet that isn't crim-erelated, they'll take it. But if you deny them an outlet, they'll become victimizers.

Inference then being, if Norway makes illegal sex involving the homeless, the homeless aren't going to become celibate but rather have sex criminally.

 

[Pedro de San Patricio]

Norway to Outlaw Homeless People from Having Sex World News Daily Report

"New legislature in the Norway parliament could outlaw sex with or between homeless people, reports the Oslo Observer this morning.

The proposed law which aims to reduce poverty in Norway has stemmed a wave of outrage throughout human right groups, a situation dismissed by Justice minister Vidar Brein-Karlsen, who claims the new law is backed up by scientific data.

“Bad genes are the main cause of poverty, bad social behavior and alcohol and/or drug abuse” he explains. “It is towards these issues that the new law is being directed” he told reporters."

Thought we were done with eugenics?

This isn't really surprising. The Scandinavian countries have always been open to eugenics. Eugenics is basically the application of socialism to biology. The Scandinavian countries are very socialist. It would fit.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Norway to Outlaw Homeless People from Having Sex World News Daily Report

"New legislature in the Norway parliament could outlaw sex with or between homeless people, reports the Oslo Observer this morning.

The proposed law which aims to reduce poverty in Norway has stemmed a wave of outrage throughout human right groups, a situation dismissed by Justice minister Vidar Brein-Karlsen, who claims the new law is backed up by scientific data.

“Bad genes are the main cause of poverty, bad social behavior and alcohol and/or drug abuse” he explains. “It is towards these issues that the new law is being directed” he told reporters."

Thought we were done with eugenics?

This isn't really surprising. The Scandinavian countries have always been open to eugenics. Eugenics is basically the application of socialism to biology. The Scandinavian countries are very socialist. It would fit.

Could be right. Hadn't considered that aspect.