- 14 hours
i thought this was referring to how police marry immigrants despite voting against their rights
- 1 day
Just because he’s called “beast” doesn’t mean he can’t consent. This is just furry.
- 2 days
I’m just picturing her taking that knot like a champ.
- OwOarchist@pawb.socialEnglish2 days
She had no idea he was going to transform into a human – she was 100% ready for beast form.
TO BE FAIR i don’t think any of the characters are supposed to know about sex. Not because they’re in a kids disney movie, but because they’re medieval peasants
- 14 hours
I know this so don’t worry. They are, however, perfect and innocent unicorns, as any good fantasy novel with dragons will tell you.
- 1 day
I have a feeling that medieval peasants had a fairly good grasp of sex, seeing how they raised animals and all. They knew.
- 1 day
They also didn’t think birds had sex, so I don’t put much stock in making the connection between humans and other animals. They probably didn’t even see people as animals
Speaking monolithically
- 1 day
Where do you think medieval peasants came from? Just sprouted from the ground?
Ohhh, so THIS was the “consensual besteality” 'ol googly-eyes Patel was referring to…
- [deleted]@piefed.worldEnglish2 days
The FBI quietly issued guidance this past spring lifting a categorical hiring ban on applicants who had previously engaged in prostitution, and said that it would instead consider the context of the behaviour in at least some cases. The bureau made a similar change regarding bestiality.
"We did not want to punish victims of bestiality, victims who were trafficked. We did not want to make it an automatic disqualification for the FBI to consider you,” Patel said.
If thay was what they meant they should have written about ‘not excluding victims of’ instead of ‘consider the context’.
Thank you for the link!
I’m skeptical about the phrasing “engaged in prostitution”, I think the beastiality bit is a smokescreen to distract from that part. I don’t think the fbi has had to turn down a lot of former hookers, I think they’ve had to turn down lot of men who have “engaged with prostitutes” from the other end of the transaction. They are removing this restriction so they can hire more sexual predators.
(inb4 “not all men who hire prostitutes are sexual predators”. I know. I’m a sex worker. The ones Donald Trump and Kash Patel want to hire are going to be sexual predators).
Legitimately thanks for that. That had stood out to me as “one of these things is not like the others” but my mind only went to sex workers, I did not think at all about men who bought prostitutes.
- [deleted]@piefed.worldEnglish1 day
Often prostitutes who are only doing it to survive or women who are being trafficked.
Those women are not applying to be in the FBI though, which is why I doubt that is who Patel is claiming are being kept from becoming agents.
- 1 day
The israeli iof used dogs to rape palestinians.
I am willing to put money down that similar things happened on Epstein island, his texas (I think it was texas) ranch, and in a certain florida golf club
- Makeitstop@lemmy.worldEnglish2 days
If that was actually the intent they could have avoided all the drama by adding broader language to the entire document allowing exceptions on a case by case basis for prohibited behaviors which occurred while the applicant was a victim of trafficking and coercion. This sounds a lot more like an excuse made after the fact to defend an indefensible decision.
I really hope someone in congress follows up on this and demands to know how many agents were hired with these behaviors on their record, and of those how many had been identified as victims of trafficking. Make them go on record with it.
- NaibofTabr@infosec.pubEnglish2 days
Alternative interpretation:
This entire incident was a misguided, half-drunk attempt to make the FBI inclusive and welcoming for furries.
- Duamerthrax@lemmy.worldEnglish2 days
This feels like misdirection away from something else going on, but there’s so many dumpster fires all going on at the same time, it’s hard to say.
- 2 days
they looked at their IT department and decided they should have more of those kind of people
- NaibofTabr@infosec.pubEnglish2 days
Oh I know, but try to put yourself in the mindset of someone who is prevalent to making snap judgments based on aesthetics, who has never actually interacted with any furries, looking at the furry community from the outside.










