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Animal sex abuse is on the rise in Germany
Source: sxc.hu
The practice of having sex with animals is becoming an epidemic in Germany.
“There are even animal brothels. The abuse seems to be increasing rapidly and the internet offers an additional distribution platform”, said Madeleine Martin, the animal protection official for Hessian state government.
The law needs to be changed to make it possible to prosecute and punish these animal abusers.
“It is punishable to distribute animal pornography, but the act itself is not”, Madeleine Martin told the ‘Frankfurter Rundschau’.
Sex with animals was illegal until 1969 and according to animal rights activists, this kind of animal abuse is no longer single cases, they are talking about a new fashion and lifestyle.
There is already an obscene amount of animal abuse and cruel treatment in the world, without this happening.
Source:Frankfurter Rundschau
Tags: animal abuse, Germany, zoophilia
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Wow, this is absurdly disgusting, having sex with the animals a new fashion and lifestyle? I would certainly remain conventional and outmoded if that will be the case. obviously a person who does such thing has a psychological problem….I will not accept that this is normal