Incest

ketchim · 04-12-2012, 12:01 PM

#1
naaaahhhh....NOT in Berbice  !!  ::lol:: ::lol::

#2
                                    [Image: _59619982_42649123.jpg]

#3
A brother and sister from Germany :

who had an incestuous relationship,

arguing they had the right to a family life,

have lost their European court case.

#4
Patrick Stuebing and Susan Karolewski had four children together, two of whom are described as disabled. ::redface:: ::redface::

The European Court of Human Rights said Germany :

was entitled to ban incest.

#5
The law against incest is based partly on the increased likelihood :

of disabled children being produced by the union.....


You gats to be kidding me !  :Rolleyes:

#6
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=65317.msg409981#msg409981 date=1334243237]
The law against incest is based partly on the increased likelihood :

of disabled children being produced by the union.....


You gats to be kidding me !  :Rolleyes:
[/quote]

why..wat do yu mean....?

#7
incest is legal in spain, portugal, israel, brazil...not a prosecutable offense in some others including japan.

in all of those countries it is not legal for incest couples to have children and marry.

it Japan it is legal to have children but not marry.

all this information is available on wiki wacky!

#8
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=65317.msg409990#msg409990 date=1334245317]

why..wat do yu mean....?
[/quote]

that the Law is based on the likelihood of disabled Pickey !


So IF genetically , there were NO issue ....... Incest would be LEGAL ??

#9
Snoopster ,

what kinda convoluted Jurisprudence is that ??  Confusedad:

#10
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=65317.msg409992#msg409992 date=1334246178]
that the Law is based on the likelihood of disabled Pickey !


So IF genetically , there were NO issue ....... Incest would be LEGAL ??
[/quote]

is dat wat the law is based on?

I thought there was much more to it that dat?

anyhow..from what I see by report, media content etc.,  incest everywhere is at least quasi legal..so widespread and increasingly open is the practise of it

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