Cannibalism

true, but in all fairness, roadkill/found meat can get pretty unpleasant, and the range of diseases among wild animals vastly outnumbers that of domesticated

not sure what the actual as opposed to theoretical risks are, but i don't fancy eating something that died from rabies or bubonic plague

personally i think tom shoulda eaten that frozen chicken though . . .

:chef: :svengo:

 

Your statement of me being a poser was completely irrelevant. So I decided to ask the question on what is the basis on that thought.

Actually meat that you buy in the store has hormones and all kinds of genetic mutation I would say that is worse than eating something you killed from NATURE. I never said I would pick a random thing off the road to eat because I don't know when it was killed and raw meat goes bad very fast in NATURE.

You stated earlier that I was a poser because I said I would eat a dead person to be efficient.

So here is another question; Why do you consider me to be a poser because, I am a vegetarian and would eat something to make an use out of it?

Its easier to look for flaws in others than to look for your own flaws. All my questions had relevance to your statement.

P.S. I didn't pick it out of mid air.

 

Here you go...

THIS IS WHAT I SAID;

Now re-read what that says.

Show me where it is aimed at you to start with, then show me where I said that it had anything to do with wasting or not wasting anything...

If you read everything as a direct insult to you, thats your problem... If you read one thing you think it says something else, once again, YOUR problem...

 

I assumed it was aimed at me because I was the only person in this thread that said that I was a vegetarian and also said I would eat human. If you can find someone else who said that I will gladly be proven wrong but I won't be.

I don't read everything as a direct insult it seemed it was aimed at me and I'm 99% sure it was aimed at me.

You need to calm down and see a psychiatrist about your anger issues you seemed to get agrivated very easy.

 

It was aimed at, get this...

ANY VEGETARIAN WHO SAYS THEY WOULD EAT MEAT IN A LIFE OR DEATH SITUATION...

If that includes you, fine that includes you... to think that it was personally aimed at you is a sign of a paranoid mind... I have ZERO problem telling people when I am talking directly to them, as I have demonstrated quite clearly here....

As for why I think that is a poser, because if you are only saying it as a whim or hobby, which you would give up at the first sign of trouble, then you are being a poser... someone who takes a stand on an issue that means nothing to them...

As for my mental state, yes, dealing with fucking morons like you most definitely causes me distress... which is why your type are first on my menu list if it ever becomes legal.

 

See ChronicTom you should of said that a long time ago it would of both saved us time.

Murder will never be legal but cannibalism might be one day so if I die before you go for it.

 

Yeah, I really should have said what I said at the start, sooner then this...

 

chronictom-

it seems that your poser statement was based on a limited view of some of the philosophies attributed to vegetarianism.

Many vegetarians don't simply base their values on subjective morals or the face factor.

To some, the idea of using resources to feed and tend to vast numbers of livestock so that the majority of the american populace can eat meat that gives us less caloric and even protein sustenance than what we could receive by using less resources to simply grow produce and eat it ourselves seems selfish, ignorant, and wasteful.

Then there is the fact that receiving amino acids from plants is far more beneficial to us individually than forcing our digestive systems to break down densely arranged amino acids that cause the PH balance of our bodies to become more acidic. (To counteract this acidity, our bodies tend to extract calcium chloride from our bones, which can cause osteoporosis)

There are many more health and socio-economic factors related to vegetarian philosophies, but I assume if you really want to know about them, you will do the research.

However, these concerns can in no way compete with the desire to live. Having competing priorities and possessing the intelligence to choose between them under differing circumstances does not make someone a poser.

The only poser vegetarians would be the ones who base their decision entirely on moral values and then change their minds when the going gets tough.

 

You are absolutely right... I tend to consider 'vegetarians' as people who do so from a point of view of it not being 'right' to kill animals...

As I said to wbw I have no problems with people who chose to do so from a point of personal responsibility and I should strive to make that distinction clearer.

 

yo dude. animals hunt each other. lions kill other animals. crocidiles kill other animals. it is all part of the food chain. it is the way life was meant to be. big deal.


and yes we do know right from wrong haha. we have control over. we can pick right or wrong. instinct means you have no control over your actions you just do it without actually thinking.

if you are angry with someone and wanna fight them and punch them in the face. yo choose to fight the person. it is not like without control naturally your fist just start flying and you do not even think about it.

humans have control dude.


yo no animals has as diverse of a social language as humans. be real.

we are just a little bit your advanced than animals? WTF ! yo animals do not build skycrapers, computer, vehicles, electricity, and blah blah.

 

i'll just respond to these in order:

everything that occurs in nature is natural. human beings are at a point where they can survive without killing other animals. if we choose to do this, it is the natural way of things, just as animals killing other animals is natural (not to mention herbivores).

having instincts does not mean that you also can't think and decide upon different courses of action. a good old example would be how if we accidentally burn our hand it will pull away before we have a chance to think about it. The fact that an instinct directed your course of action doesn't mean that you aren't immediately deciding what to do next, like running your hand under water.

we, as a species, obviously do not have full control over our brains or actions, nor do we have a complete view of what we are doing most of the time. our egos want to feel in control, so we deny the parts of our minds that aren't. unfortunately these parts still exist and affect our actions, hence the state of social climate we find ourselves in today.

often people will fight or do other stupid, violent things, because they are experiencing a stressed state of mind and their bodies are producing far more adrenaline and testosterone than they need. often they will regret their actions after their minds return to "normal." while, technically, they made a decision, sometimes it is no more a cognizant decision than one made by someone who is black out drunk.

as far as i know, digestion isn't an instinct.

dolphins, whales, and some birds may arguably have a more complex social language than humans. at the moment, we just don't understand enough about them to know for sure.

humans are the least capable of living in balance with their environment, due to our breeding habits, as well as our desire to organize and dominate everything that is around us.

i guess we have to define what we mean by advanced.

 

cannibalism is wrong because:

1) your eating your own species? lol

 

don't worry, we'll only eat those who can't punctuate words properly . . .

 

yo, dude, i don't build any of those things either

 

I don't think you should kill anything but if you kill somethijng, you must eat it. Nobody should kill an animal unless they plan to eat it and nobody should kill a human unless they plan to eat it. lol, I don't believe in killing anything though.

 

oh, man! this thread just make me soooooooo hot!:drool5:

this new year's eve, i'm getting it on with the donnor party!

you all are invitied.
we would just love having you all for dinner!
:biggrinjester:

 

"she was so beautiful I could eat her" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EBqtZyQUqw
(I already thought it seeing a girl's neck :s)

My dad once ate a piece of my meat that had got out of an injury when i was a kid ^^ it was mostly funny to be eaten by my dad

What about "partial" cannibalism, especially in a sexual way I mean. Like, bitting someone, or stuffs like this .. ? (just a thought, I'm not a vampire or anything ^^)