Atreus21
Lifer
Not just physical harm. Psychological harm is inflicted when someone cannot escape a situation they do not like. When escape is possible, the individual has the choice of either remaining in or leaving that situation. When escape is as possible as remaining in place, no infringement has occurred.
Psychological harm is inflicted irrespective of one's ability to escape. Your example might hold water if perhaps the witnesses had advance warning that "there's a crazy guy having an animal orgy in the street." But merely having the capability to escape the situation doesn't mean you can escape the psychological damage already inflicted by what you've witnessed.
I digress, because even if neither I nor anyone else can provide logical reasoning why having sex with animals in public in front of children should be disallowed, then I think that's a failure of logic and reason. And that's no surprise. Logic and reason tend to provide little foundation for moral behavior in the first place.
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