Well finally at least one country gets our lifestyle. But as with all things in life for every up side there is a down side. In this case the country that gets it is not so progressive and maybe a bit backwards compared to other countries in the region. That's right Spain is name. Turns out I guess the El Cid wasn't only for family, for God and for Spain, he was for his sexy horse as well. Here's the article

And here's the original link with comments of course:

Spain OK's bestiality...Thank God!

This post has been edited by energydog on Feb 12 2010, 11:17 AM

Yay! :D

One small step forward ^_^

:lol:

Its slowly creeping into things now.
Hopefully this is the start of something (will be decades slow mind you :P)

And i know one thing....Im going to be supporting Cordoba in the football now :lol:

Hooray for Spain


They've just gone up even higher than before in my estimation.

Really? Well, that can be either good......or bad.

*thinks*... meh, the application and modification of this fampus phrase actually works quite well:

One small step for man, one giant leap of Zoophiles.

It certainly makes a refreshing change from the normal updates on world legislation regarding Bestiality. Ohh i outright love this comment though:

...One of the three comments at the bottom of that page. Want to slap that person :evil: I mean, sorry... where? Ever!? have Zoo's tried to force their 'deviant beliefs' onto 'everyone else' *shakes head*

"Parents groups say the material indoctrinates children and camouflages an agenda that is pro-homosexual and critical of moral norms and values."

Gotta love how they immediately say that it's homosexual, even though zoophilia has nothing to do with homosexuality.

I liked Spain anyway. Like it even more now :D

Somehow I knew that most parents would react in a very negative manner. The inclusion of it in lessons is a step in the right direction, though. That's for sure.

It's kind of funny, though. Never once did anyone even remotely suggest the concept and/or idea of bestiality before I considered it for the first time. I don't recall a mob of zoo's forcing the idea on me. I mean, hell; if anything, that would have the opposite effect. It goes to show how people overreact to the simplest little things. :rolleyes: :lol:

This post has been edited by jeepdog89 on Feb 13 2010, 01:40 AM

If this keeps being taught, it means there seriously might be a small generation of spanish people in the future who support our cause. :)
This is good news...It may be controversy, but it means that SOMEone in power at least supports us.

Now if only the rest of the EU would follow Spains lead.

Though with the recent law change in the Netherlands and the recentish almost draconian laws in UK there doesn't seem to be much hope for the rest of western Europe at the moment at least

Meh... What is Spero News? Appears to be an arch-conservative propaganda site.
The article says they're promoting sexuality to third graders? I bet the whole "article" is satire, a fabrication, a chunk of red meat the author is throwing out to keep his puritanical audience stirred up.
Really *we* shouldn't be happy about bestiality being mentioned in any 3rd grade curriculum, pro or con. Nothing good can come of it.

Well, I just hope these lessons teach the kids over there to treat the animals with respect and love, and that not all animals can have sex with a human safely.

Will be interesting to see how this flows in the near future! I would like to leave a supportive comment but would not dare do so from my home and ISP portal. I might track it though and log in unanoumously when traveling someday soon!

In the meantime I quess I better start brushing up on my spanish, might have to move soon!

Perhaps but I doubt it. Mainly because I found this exact story on quite a few different news sites.