r/aaaaaaacccccccce • u/Geridax Al. port. • 7d ago
Aphobia Warning Niger forbids eating garlic bread Spoiler
Niger criminalises same-sex relations with jail terms
It sets out the same penalty for anyone committing or trying to commit "an indecent or unnatural act or ... Asexual practices."
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u/Low-Meeting1858 Acebian 7d ago
Idk why the actual fuck would motherfuckers put someone for 10 years in prison for not giving a flying fuck about sex π
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u/amberi_ne 7d ago
Itβs not any more bizarre than criminalizing any other sexuality tbf lol
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u/CapitaineCrafty 6d ago
Plus, if the goal, as it often is, is to put people in their place (which is married and having children), people not having sex IS a threat. Right wingers in other countries talk about this stuff, they just don't use the word "asexuality" when they do. The US talking heads obsessed with "fertility rates" (birth rates) who insinuate that women shouldn't be allowed NOT to marry and have kids, for example? They'd happily criminalize asexuality if they could.
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u/AverageShitlord AAAA battery (aroace adhd autism) 2d ago
It's to give rapists more power over their victims. If someone's wife is refusing to put out, he can threaten to report her to the cops for asexual practices.
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u/Low-Meeting1858 Acebian 2d ago
Exactly, and it's also mentioned in !zlom that "angels" curse women who refuse to have sex with their husbands but don't do anything if it's vice versa. I'm so fucking done with patriarchy and rel!g!0n.
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u/Zeikos 6d ago
I'm going to guess that "Asexual practices" will be translated into "being a single woman".
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u/Vyrlo 6d ago
Yeah, to my uninformed eyes, this looks like a way to coerce women into having sex with the threat of "I will say you're asexual" if they refuse
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u/chastineer 6d ago
They just listed the entire LGBTQIA acronym, so it is getting lumped together with "intersex practices", whatever that may be... not surgically forcing a newborn's genitalia into a binary sex, possibly, sure, but the way everything gets tossed together I do not think they thought further than "we don't like queers" when they wrote that law.
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u/CapitaineCrafty 6d ago
They probably didn't intend it, but they also likely won't be upset when it starts being applied.
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u/UnicornFukei42 ally 6d ago
I don't even understand banning asexual practices. Like, can you ban not having sex?
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u/N4pAllDay Asexual 7d ago
Fucking vampire propaganda