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Updated list of important threads!
#Zoosexual #Zoosexuality #Zoophile #Zoophilia #ZooPride #Zeta #Antizoo
Consent argument: teapawt.net/Anziris/status/1255022…
Informed Consent: teapawt.net/Anziris/status/1273867…
Zoonoses: teapawt.net/Anziris/status/1292740…
Power dynamic: teapawt.net/Anziris/status/1282232…
There's more I can say but that's good enough for the time being.
Last point - if we converse, please just use your own words and set the LLM aside. Imagine you've walked down the street and you're having a lovely conversation with someone! I want YOUR stances in YOUR words.
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"The system is self-correcting because the animal can leave" - I do not think you're fit for stewardship
Just because you're free to *exit* an interaction does not mean someone has the freedom to refuse. Why does a dog come back to a physically abusive owner?
But it gets worse!
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"abusus non tollit usum / X isn't invalidated by misuse." Your ONLY guard against misuse goes against guardianship ethics. You rely on 1 interested party to self-police and catch severe signals in an asymmetrical relationship.
YOU hold all knowledge, the non-human is vulnerable.
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Under your framework, taking a dog and shaving "slut", "whore", and "cum dump" into their fur is entirely acceptable. There's no literal harm, it doesn't register to the dog, they'll just think it's the usual grooming/bath, hell they can't even read it.
Do you see the issue?
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You stated a cause yourself, "often stemming from a canine's lingering nursing habit." You're aware the animal perceives the act as something else, but because it isn't causing physical/psychological harm, you permit it.
It completely ignores your guardianship and their status.
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Conveniently, your framework makes no mention of dignity, degradation, or anything adjacent to it.
Just because an act isn't physically/psychologically harmful doesn't mean it's permissible. You're highlighting one reason why zoos like myself don't advocate for this act, lol.
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You cannot claim to be a steward who cares about a non-human's wellbeing and then go on to defend a human using a canine's muzzle.
We can literally walk through this in an easy-to-understand fashion.
Is there physical harm? Probably not.
Is it traumatizing? No.
Permissible? No.
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This is an exceptionally erudite composition! It employs a lexicon of considerable intricacy to overlook objectification, and the sheer prolixity thereof causes the reader to become utterly bewildered or succumb to a state of somnolence!
But not me, I'm stubborn uwu
I may as well share this here while I can. Critique is very welcome.
drive.proton.me/urls/15SE876…
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