If it's okay to breed and slaughter pigs, cows, horses etc. for the primary purpose of eating them, why is it not okay to do the same with humans?
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riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
KoolBak wrote:This clown is lost in the wilds....he is apprehended by a tribe of cannibals, yet they won't eat him. When asked why, they replied "Because he'd taste funny".
How's that?
betiko wrote:I remember the most disturbing story a few years ago... this german dude wrote an add in some newspaper inviting someone to come eat him at his house. It was actually serious, and some serious dude took it seriously. So he went to his house, they had some gay sex, cut his penis, baked it, then they both ate it, then the guest slaughtered him and ate him. All was consensual. In what fucking world are we living in... or should we just put that under "weird german sex" again?
betiko wrote:I remember the most disturbing story a few years ago... this german dude wrote an add in some newspaper inviting someone to come eat him at his house. It was actually serious, and some serious dude took it seriously. So he went to his house, they had some gay sex, cut his penis, baked it, then they both ate it, then the guest slaughtered him and ate him. All was consensual. In what fucking world are we living in... or should we just put that under "weird german sex" again?
mrswdk wrote:If it's okay to breed and slaughter pigs, cows, horses etc. for the primary purpose of eating them, why is it not okay to do the same with humans?
Eating human meat becomes risky due to the presence of prions — versions of normal protein that had their shape altered, losing their function, and becoming infectious. These distorted proteins can influence other similar healthy proteins, and change them, causing a chain reaction, and creating disease. Specifically, prion disease creates holes in the brain, giving it a spongiform appearance, and ultimately causes death.
Unlike viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasitic infections, which contain DNA or RNA, prions don't, which means they can't be eradicated with radiation or heat. They could be present in any nervous tissue, including our organs and muscles. However, they are most common in the brain and spinal nerve tissues.
mrswdk wrote:If it's okay to breed and slaughter pigs, cows, horses etc. for the primary purpose of eating them, why is it not okay to do the same with humans?
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