The Greens – where do they find ‘em? In a party rife with old-school Stalinists, anti-Semites, and candidates who openly brag about shop-lifting and drug abuse, you’d think the Greens couldn’t go any lower.
Hold my skinny almond latte, says a Sydney Greens candidate.
A Greens candidate running for a state seat in Sydney previously wrote an article calling for sex with corpses to be made legal.
Party candidate Tom Raue argued that necrophilia was harmless, but he has since backtracked saying it “is a joke”…
Ah, yes – the old, “Just kidding, bro!” excuse.
Note, though, that his opinion piece ticks off the typical Greens’ “progressive” boxes: harm minimisation, breaking taboos, unbridled libertinism…
In the article, which was written for a student newspaper in 2013, Raue wrote: “If a person gives permission for their corpse to be used for sex, and the family has no issue with it, then what’s the harm? F*** it.”
In the piece, he said necrophilia was one of the “most taboo sexualities in almost every society”, believing it should be legalised.
He wrote that necrophilia may “not be everyone’s cup of tea”, but insisted the act was “harmless and should be allowed”.
It’s not the first time this odious creep has been caught out advocating degeneracy. In this case, though, he’s not just flogging a dead horse: he wants to shag its corpse, too.
Raue, who has been a Greens Party member for seven years, previously wrote a similar article in 2012 campaigning to allow bestiality.
A Newspaper
Mr Raue had wrote that ‘If having sex with a body is so offensive that it upsets people’ that was no reason for necrophilia to be made illegal.
He also wrote he was an organ donor and had no issues with a person having sex with his own corpse […]Mr Raue had previously campaigned to change the law to allow bestiality […]’Yes most Australians find it disgusting, but that’s not a good enough reason to legislate against it,’ the article said.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6058223/Greens-candidate-campaigned-sexually-interfering-corpse-legal-Australia.
I’m pretty sure we’ve heard that argument from the Green-left before. If only I could remember where…