Evidence That Bestiality Should Be Normalized Too

Social engineers have supported their campaign to normalize homosexual depravity by noting that homosexual behavior has been observed in animals. Surely if behavior is good enough for animals, it is good enough for human beings. This is great news for practitioners of bestiality, who might also like to be normalized. After all, animals have interspecies sex too — for example, snow monkeys and sika deer:

While the first report of a male Japanese macaque, or snow monkey, and female sika deer taking to each other was revealed earlier this year, scientists say they are now confident the behaviour is sexual after scrutinising adolescent females suggestively interacting with stags at Minoo in Japan.

Uh oh; this part does not comply with liberal dogma:

With no monkey-deer sexual interactions previously having been noticed at Minoo, the team say that the behaviour could be the start of a new custom, adding that adolescent females would watch others on the backs of the deer and try to take their place.

That is, it is learned behavior; it’s not as if perverted monkeys were born that way.

“Future observations at this site will indicate whether this group-specific sexual oddity was a short-lived fad or the beginning of a culturally-maintained phenomenon,” the authors note.

The fad would last longer if monkeys had an ardently pro-degeneracy liberal media and education establishment to promote it.

On a tip from Bodhisattva.