Would you eat a human?

[Slow death]

Many of you have and don't know it.

A pig farmer was charged before for killing something like 30 hookers.
He fed the whores to the pigs after raping  & torturing them.

 

Wow this killer must be somebody with mental problems

I have not eaten pork for a good few months, here where I am I do not eat pork. Ha ha ha

I think I should stay calm

[Sithara007]

Many of you have and don't know it.

A pig farmer was charged before for killing something like 30 hookers.
He fed the whores to the pigs after raping  & torturing them.

 

Wow this killer must be somebody with mental problems

I have not eaten pork for a good few months, here where I am I do not eat pork. Ha ha ha

I think I should stay calm

It was the pigs which consumed human meat. You are not directly consuming the human corpse. So I don't think that you should be boycotting pork. I still believe that this particular type of pork will be less dangerous than the GMO pork from the United States.

[Spoetnik]

@Elwar
You are sick!
You couldn't pay me to eat that 

[Tyrantt]

Many of you have and don't know it.

A pig farmer was charged before for killing something like 30 hookers.
He fed the whores to the pigs after raping  & torturing them.

 

Wow this killer must be somebody with mental problems

I have not eaten pork for a good few months, here where I am I do not eat pork. Ha ha ha

I think I should stay calm

It was the pigs which consumed human meat. You are not directly consuming the human corpse. So I don't think that you should be boycotting pork. I still believe that this particular type of pork will be less dangerous than the GMO pork from the United States.

That's how you dispose of the body you let pigs starve for a few days and then throw in the body, they'll eat it a ll up and the bones too tbh, GMO isn't bad at all.

[crwth]

Many of you have and don't know it.

A pig farmer was charged before for killing something like 30 hookers.
He fed the whores to the pigs after raping  & torturing them.

 

Wow this killer must be somebody with mental problems

I have not eaten pork for a good few months, here where I am I do not eat pork. Ha ha ha

I think I should stay calm

It was the pigs which consumed human meat. You are not directly consuming the human corpse. So I don't think that you should be boycotting pork. I still believe that this particular type of pork will be less dangerous than the GMO pork from the United States.

That's how you dispose of the body you let pigs starve for a few days and then throw in the body, they'll eat it a ll up and the bones too tbh, GMO isn't bad at all.

That's some crazy thing that you are doing there. They are going to go crazy in that part and especially, they are pigs. Soon, the humans will eat it and be crazy with it and have stomach problems because of it. Oh well, I will have no choice but still, eat pork.

[Xester]

@Elwar
You are sick!
You couldn't pay me to eat that 

Neither do I.  Even if it is for survival I will never do that.  I believe there are many edible plant in our surroundings so we can eat those.  And maybe, when you are trapped in an island, there is still coconut, insects, fish, or anything that you can stuff your stomach.  Insane people are only to that eating humans because maybe they liked the feels to eat people.

[mega_carnation]

This is gross, why would I eat a human? Even there's no more food in this world I won't do this.

[btctousd81]

no, i would not, what type of question is that ?
i would if it gives me superpower of time travel. j/k.

[mike002]

This is gross, why would I eat a human? Even there's no more food in this world I won't do this.

I think then u start to starve the primal instincts of survival pops up, and at some point u start not to think anymore. The primitive animal borns in u and he only wants to survive, so u can't say for 100% that u won;'t do this Just sayin )

[TheCoinGrabber]

Probably no.Yes some people have eaten many animals (some of them feels disgusting) and in the past there were cannibals people, but I don't think I could eat an other person regardless of earnings.

Cannibalism was wide-spread in the ancient world. It became rare as a result of the spread of Christianity. Cannibalism was practiced in almost all the continents, but was most common in regions such as Polynesia, Melanesia, Latin America and Central Africa. Now it has become a strict taboo, thanks to the spread of the western civilization.

They probably have fewer sources of good meat there in the archipelagos . 

Cannibalism in the past is more than just hunting down food, it has symbolic meanings. For example, I remember some tribe in Indonesia that cannibalizes people accused of witchcraft.

[E-shipper]

Probably no.Yes some people have eaten many animals (some of them feels disgusting) and in the past there were cannibals people, but I don't think I could eat an other person regardless of earnings.

Cannibalism was wide-spread in the ancient world. It became rare as a result of the spread of Christianity. Cannibalism was practiced in almost all the continents, but was most common in regions such as Polynesia, Melanesia, Latin America and Central Africa. Now it has become a strict taboo, thanks to the spread of the western civilization.

They probably have fewer sources of good meat there in the archipelagos . 

Cannibalism in the past is more than just hunting down food, it has symbolic meanings. For example, I remember some tribe in Indonesia that cannibalizes people accused of witchcraft.

Life as in horror movies. People eat each other The point is generally insanity or even something more serious. I can not imagine it at all.

[Gambler_btc]

Without any preparations? hell no, I'm not the animal.

There are only two ways to cook any piece of meat. Hot and fast, or low and slow. Anything in between is liable to end in toughness.

[Tyrantt]

Without any preparations? hell no, I'm not the animal.

There are only two ways to cook any piece of meat. Hot and fast, or low and slow. Anything in between is liable to end in toughness.

But what about this.

You're on a desert island, nothing around you but sand and the help is arriving in 10 days and let's say that you can survive only 7 days and there is a body next to you. Would you eat him to survive those 10 days?

[stickynote]

What if it was the sacrificed child of your enemy? What if it gave you secret powers? What if it held the key to world domination? Would you do it? Would you eat another person?

no, i cant imagine myself eating human flesh. I think eating human will make you poison because you will be contaminated by their disease.

[IGNation]

If eating a human means having all that you said then i might eat human, and maybe when I'm not thinking straight which can happen when I'm starving to death you wouldn't think about it as gross you'll just think any way to survive.

[Gambler_btc]

Without any preparations? hell no, I'm not the animal.

There are only two ways to cook any piece of meat. Hot and fast, or low and slow. Anything in between is liable to end in toughness.

But what about this.

You're on a desert island, nothing around you but sand and the help is arriving in 10 days and let's say that you can survive only 7 days and there is a body next to you. Would you eat him to survive those 10 days?

I can cook him in the sand, it is a low and slow method. Should be good.

[Okurkabinladin]

Cannibalism (also known as antropophagia).

The Soviet journalist Yevgenia Ginzburg was a former long-term political prisoner who spent time in the Soviet prisons, Gulag camps and settlements from 1938 to 1955. She described in her memoir, Harsh Route (or Steep Route), of a case which she was directly involved in during the late 1940s, after she had been moved to the prisoners' hospital.

    ...The chief warder shows me the black smoked pot, filled with some food: 'I need your medical expertise regarding this meat.' I look into the pot, and hardly hold vomiting. The fibres of that meat are very small, and don't resemble me anything I have seen before. The skin on some pieces bristles with black hair (...) A former smith from Poltava, Kulesh worked together with Centurashvili. At this time, Centurashvili was only one month away from being discharged from the camp (...) And suddenly he surprisingly disappeared. The wardens looked around the hills, stated Kulesh's evidence, that last time Kulesh had seen his workmate near the fireplace, Kulesh went out to work and Centurashvili left to warm himself more; but when Kulesh returned to the fireplace, Centurashvili had vanished; who knows, maybe he got frozen somewhere in snow, he was a weak guy (...) The wardens searched for two more days, and then assumed that it was an escape case, though they wondered why, since his imprisonment period was almost over (...) The crime was there. Approaching the fireplace, Kulesh killed Centurashvili with an axe, burned his clothes, then dismembered him and hid the pieces in snow, in different places, putting specific marks on each burial place. ... Just yesterday, one body part was found under two crossed logs.

[tvbcof]

Cannibalism (also known as antropophagia).

The Soviet journalist Yevgenia Ginzburg was a former long-term political prisoner...into the pot, and hardly hold vomiting. The fibres of that meat are very small, and don't resemble me anything I have seen before. The skin on some pieces bristles with black hair (...)

I was recently reading about why other apes seem to have a lot more strength than humans.  Chimps and Gorillas are notoriously powerful by human standards.  Turns out that humans are 'wired tight' so to speak.  More nerve pathways to muscle tissue makes for finer motor control but less brute strength.

Anyway, just thought it was interesting.  I suppose the somewhat different muscle structure compared to other animals might be visible to the naked eye.  Especially when cooked.

[Okurkabinladin]

Cannibalism (also known as antropophagia).

The Soviet journalist Yevgenia Ginzburg was a former long-term political prisoner...into the pot, and hardly hold vomiting. The fibres of that meat are very small, and don't resemble me anything I have seen before. The skin on some pieces bristles with black hair (...)

I was recently reading about why other apes seem to have a lot more strength than humans.  Chimps and Gorillas are notoriously powerful by human standards.  Turns out that humans are 'wired tight' so to speak.  More nerve pathways to muscle tissue makes for finer motor control but less brute strength.

Anyway, just thought it was interesting.  I suppose the somewhat different muscle structure compared to other animals might be visible to the naked eye.  Especially when cooked.

Thats a very strong statement, that human beings have "different muscle structure" from other apes   especially, since about 98% of genome between chimps and homo sapiens is the same. Can you provide link for that statement?

I have different point of view. Retards also can without prior training develop huge amounts of raw strength, they are not inhibited by higher brain functions. The rest of the difference I see in the body build. Human beings ultimately developed on savannah, where speed, overall endurance and height count just as much as brute power.

You can see in the very bones, that chimps would make great armwrestlers and brawlers (if they had cognitive ability for it), but terrible runners and scouts.



So in short, no. I dont believe apes and humans have inherently different muscle tissue   Nerve system? Sure, afterall it is tied to both bones and brain. Youd be hard pressed to find two human beings with the exact same nerve system in that regard.

Also - nerves do no have any particular taste. You are eating heat treated meat, not nerve endings.

[malikusama]

Never ever even when someone offer me a million dollars for this task. Eating flesh of human is disgusting thing, it is also unhealthy and forbidden in all the religions i know so far.