Whats up guys...ever noticed these crush sites on the net..? I went to a trample site alittle while back, and in the sites links where www.crush-fetish.com
I just did a search on this site, and looks like this was discussed some.. But isnt it illegal for those sites to even exist..? Then again they are crushing like crabs and crickets...which is food to alot of people..
still weird though..lol. whatever tickles your pickle i guess.
Posted by footspy (Member # 2112) on :
I think it's only illegal if they're crushing things that are alive. Like animals for example. It's not illegal to crush food as far as I know.
Posted by gibarian (Member # 11661) on :
Yeah i figured that... But then again the things they do crush are living, crabs, crickets etc..i think.
Posted by lambskin (Member # 1542) on :
Footspy, I think those things were alive by the looks of the pictures for those videos.
I have to admit, that's pretty disturbing. "You are going to die beneath my feet goldfish slave"...seriously, come on.
Posted by gibarian (Member # 11661) on :
I know Lambskin. In a way i can understand the whole crush fetish, cause it probably has to do with like gts where you like powerful woman...and maybe the watcher imagines he is getting "crushed".
If they where crushing animals, like hamsters and other stuff like that i'd personally find them and kick there ass. But crabs, crickets, fish aren't what i'd call animals..or pets. Still weird though.
Posted by footspy (Member # 2112) on :
quote:Originally posted by lambskin: Footspy, I think those things were alive by the looks of the pictures for those videos.
I have to admit, that's pretty disturbing. "You are going to die beneath my feet goldfish slave"...seriously, come on.
I hadn't looked at the site before commenting but now that I take a look at it I think it's just wrong. How can anyone derive pleasure from the pain and suffering of others?
Posted by Hal (Member # 3484) on :
It may be wrong but it`s not illegal.
It`s would only be illegal if the animals were on an index to becoming extinct (certain toads, frogs, snakes, lizards...) or if they were warm-blooded (mice, rats, rabbits, birds...).