Re: REPLY TO BYRON

From: Tom Shelly, White God (Tom_Shelly_Legendary_White_GodREMOVE_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 07/31/04 

Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 09:52:39 -0700

On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 13:44:10 GMT, Glad Bagz <clear@safe.com> wrote:

>You fools try to introduce other "variables" into the argument to try to
>distract from the facts. The problems is that your excuses, which is
>what they are and not variables, are not logically based, can't be
>quantified, and can never be proven one way or another because they have
>nothing to do with why black people behave the way they do.

That is correct. They will simply not accept the fact that niggers are
animals and there is no excuse for their primative behavior other than
the fact that they are gorillas.

SPCA fumes at Aids-wary goat molesters

      [Johannesburg, 25 March] - Boys in a Northern Province village,
where
many people have apparently died of Aids, are allegedly turning their
attention to goats: they think practising bestiality is the way to
avoid
getting the disease.
      Now the National Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty Against
Animals has appealed to people to come forward with information.

      The NSPCA said it had noted an SABC news report that boys of
Mamvuka
Village in Nzhelele Valley in the far north of the province have sex
with
goats to avoid getting Aids. The organisation said other admissions
were
made during the news insert, which was broadcast on Sunday evening,
but the
NSPCA had not yet received any official complaints.

      "Bestiality is a criminal offence. Charges can be laid under the
Criminal Procedure Act and also in terms of the Animals Protection
Act," the
NSPCA statement said. It said two convictions were recently obtained
for
bestiality and both offenders were imprisoned without the option of a
fine.

      "An appeal is made to anyone with information on this - or any
other
bestiality offences to come forward. The NSPCA stresses that charges
can
only be laid and proceed when information sufficient to prove beyond
reasonable doubt is to hand."

      Captain Ailwei Mushavhanamadi said the Northern Province police
had
not received any reports of such crimes. But the SABC interviewed at
least
one boy who admitted he considered bestiality as safe sex, and that he
and
his friends had sex with goats up to four times a week.

      "We know about Aids and we are very afraid of it. That is why we
are
having sex with these goats. Goats don't have Aids.

      "We see people in the village dying everyday. It's because they
have
slept with one another and infected each other. Goats can't get those
infections. We would therefore rather have sex with them," a grade 11
scholar said.

      "It's obvious that if I'm not sick there is nothing I can
transmit to
goats and goats to me. We won't become HIV-positive because goats
don't get
Aids. We often share the same goat and don't get each other's
diseases," he
said.

      The NSCPA said some of the statements made during the broadcast
revealed a lack of education, and that an information campaign should
be
launched in the affected areas.

      "Whether education or prosecution is the key, the matter cannot
move
forward without co-operation and solid information. The NSPCA is
deeply
concerned that the youths repeatedly stated their reasoning for having
sex
with goats - avoidance of Aids. It is suggested that urgency be given
to
correcting such myths."

      The SABC reported that the practice affected goat-farming in the
area.
Sinah Musekwa, a goat owner, said nobody wanted to buy his goats any
more.

      "Since we've learnt that these rumours are true people don't
want to
be associated with these goats. No one wants anything to do with their
meat
or milk. I'm going to have to destroy my goats," he said.
      [Sapa]
http://www.worldonline.co.za/news/news_center_020325.460947.html