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by American Imperial State » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:53 am
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:10 pm
Urran wrote:Oh incest, when the American South did it, it was taboo and frowned upon, when Sweden does it, they are the champion of human rights. I guess it's not the act that people don't like, it's the people group doing it.
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:24 pm
by Sanctissima » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:29 pm
Allanea wrote:I don't think anyone seriously think that it's a big huge problem that people in the South marry their cousins. Because it is not.
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:39 pm
by Allanea » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:11 pm
It kind of is when interbreeding goes on for several generations and genetic disabilities start to pop up.
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:19 pm
Allanea wrote:It kind of is when interbreeding goes on for several generations and genetic disabilities start to pop up.
Yes, but there is not a MAJOR PROBLEM WITH MILLIONS OF HORRIFYING MUTANTS in the South caused by incest.
Deliverance is not a documentary.
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:29 pm
by Calimera II » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:33 pm
Rossene wrote:They aren't harming anyone, so let them. People say incest can't be allowed due to the risk of genetic inbreeding. So, if either partner are of the same sex, would that be ok?
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:38 pm
by Fartsniffage » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:43 pm
Calimera II wrote:Rossene wrote:They aren't harming anyone, so let them. People say incest can't be allowed due to the risk of genetic inbreeding. So, if either partner are of the same sex, would that be ok?
Homosexuality is not the same as incest.
Call me 'conservative' whatsoever, but I think that allowing incest is crossing the so-called, badly defined, general border of acceptance. *Yuck*
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:47 pm
Calimera II wrote:Rossene wrote:They aren't harming anyone, so let them. People say incest can't be allowed due to the risk of genetic inbreeding. So, if either partner are of the same sex, would that be ok?
Homosexuality is not the same as incest.
Call me 'conservative' whatsoever, but I think that allowing incest is crossing the so-called, badly defined, general border of acceptance. *Yuck*
Fartsniffage wrote:Calimera II wrote:
Homosexuality is not the same as incest.
Call me 'conservative' whatsoever, but I think that allowing incest is crossing the so-called, badly defined, general border of acceptance. *Yuck*
If I remember correctly, you currently live in the Netherlands? Guess what's 100% legal there?
by Wallenburg » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:51 pm
Incest is something that is proven to increase birth defects.
Rape is something that is harmful to rape victims.
All three are bad things.
by Fartsniffage » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:58 pm
The Rich Port wrote:Calimera II wrote:
Homosexuality is not the same as incest.
Call me 'conservative' whatsoever, but I think that allowing incest is crossing the so-called, badly defined, general border of acceptance. *Yuck*
Also... Not necrophilia?
... WTF.Fartsniffage wrote:
If I remember correctly, you currently live in the Netherlands? Guess what's 100% legal there?
It's not 100% legal, sadly.
Parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, and brothers and sisters are VERBOTEN.
Consensual incest between adults is legal in the Netherlands.[6] Parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, and brothers and sisters are forbidden to marry in the Netherlands, although a dispensation may be granted if the partners are adopted siblings.[57]
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:59 pm
Wallenburg wrote:Jumalariik wrote:Not really. Rape is a human rights/crime issue, incest and necrophilia are social health issues. Necrophilia is actually a disease.
No, it isn't. Necrosis is a disease. Necrophilia is not.Incest is something that is proven to increase birth defects.
BarelyRape is something that is harmful to rape victims.
Absolutely.All three are bad things.
Why, and how?
by Wallenburg » Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:10 pm
The Rich Port wrote:Wallenburg wrote:No, it isn't. Necrosis is a disease. Necrophilia is not.
Barely
Absolutely.
Why, and how?
Ah, yes, some clarification:
Necrophilia is a paraphilia. There's a reason it isn't classified strictly as a mental health disorder, and that's because mental illnesses MUST be PATHOLOGICAL.
As in, they cause distress and harm to the person or those around them by interfering in a person's relationships or profession.
Compared to other paraphilias, necrophilia can become problematic, even where consent is involved.
There ten distinct kinds of necrophilia observed:
Role players: People who get aroused from pretending their live partner is dead during sexual activity.
Romantic necrophiliacs: Bereaved people who remain attached to their dead lover's body.
Necrophilic fantasizers: People who fantasize about necrophilia, but never actually have sex with a corpse.
Tactile necrophiliacs: People who are aroused by touching or stroking a corpse, without engaging in intercourse.
Opportunistic necrophiliacs: People who normally have no interest in necrophilia, but take the opportunity when it arises.
Regular necrophiliacs: People who preferentially have intercourse with the dead.
Exclusive necrophiliacs: People who have an exclusive interest in sex with the dead, and cannot perform at all for living partners.
All of these come with their own issues.
Fetishistic necrophiliacs: People who remove objects (e.g., panties or a tampon) or body parts (e.g., a finger or genitalia) from a corpse for sexual purposes, without engaging in intercourse.
Necromutilomaniacs: People who derive pleasure from mutilating a corpse while masturbating, without engaging in intercourse.
Homicidal necrophiliacs: People who commit murder in order to have sex with the dead.
The issue is not as simple as incest, or, say, a foot fetish.
by The Rich Port » Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:14 pm
Wallenburg wrote:The Rich Port wrote:
Ah, yes, some clarification:
Necrophilia is a paraphilia. There's a reason it isn't classified strictly as a mental health disorder, and that's because mental illnesses MUST be PATHOLOGICAL.
As in, they cause distress and harm to the person or those around them by interfering in a person's relationships or profession.
Claiming "sexual perversion" isn't exactly a solid argumentative foundation, especially when there are people who believe that any sex except marital, heterosexual, vaginal sex is "deviant".Compared to other paraphilias, necrophilia can become problematic, even where consent is involved.
No more than any other kind of sexual interest.There ten distinct kinds of necrophilia observed:
Role players: People who get aroused from pretending their live partner is dead during sexual activity.
Romantic necrophiliacs: Bereaved people who remain attached to their dead lover's body.
Necrophilic fantasizers: People who fantasize about necrophilia, but never actually have sex with a corpse.
Tactile necrophiliacs: People who are aroused by touching or stroking a corpse, without engaging in intercourse.
Opportunistic necrophiliacs: People who normally have no interest in necrophilia, but take the opportunity when it arises.
Regular necrophiliacs: People who preferentially have intercourse with the dead.
Exclusive necrophiliacs: People who have an exclusive interest in sex with the dead, and cannot perform at all for living partners.
All of these come with their own issues.
I don't see any issues with those whatsoever.Fetishistic necrophiliacs: People who remove objects (e.g., panties or a tampon) or body parts (e.g., a finger or genitalia) from a corpse for sexual purposes, without engaging in intercourse.
Necromutilomaniacs: People who derive pleasure from mutilating a corpse while masturbating, without engaging in intercourse.
Homicidal necrophiliacs: People who commit murder in order to have sex with the dead.
These are really the only cases where there is real cause for worry.The issue is not as simple as incest, or, say, a foot fetish.
I never said it was simple.
Allanea wrote:Since nobody is legalizing murdering people for their corpses it's kind of a moot issue.
by Wallenburg » Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:22 pm
The Rich Port wrote:... I'm not disagreeing with you on whether it's as wrong as incest. If anything, this would support what your were arguing with Jumalaarik about.
The Rich Port wrote:It's the cliche people use to oppose homosexuality, for crissakes.
However... You think it's simple, otherwise you wouldn't immediately jump on the bandwagon saying it's "no more different than any other sexual interest".
It's PLENTY different.
A foot fetish isn't even the same SPORT as necrophilia.
Which is why I object to it being paired with consensual incest on the same bill.
It's like some guy trying to legalize zoophilia along with homosexuality.
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