We have cut and narrowed this down. You are a cannibal because you are 'very very very very very hungry','because of fanatical culture', or 'because you find it sexually appealing'.
Fanaticism has nothing to do with it. If a grieving family takes consolation in having part of the deceaced consumed, that should not be denied them on such weak grounds as "that's gross", "that's uncivilized", "that's taboo in my culture", or "there's a small chance of getting an extremely rare, yet deadly, disease if you eat remains of someone who happens to have a family history of that disease".
I have already agreed that it is in a way justified in starvation (but claimed that it is rare even during those times). This leads us with two things left discussing about; cannibalism as a fetish and as zeal.
1 It being an exception does not change the fact that it is cannibalism, so you should not be making general statements like "Cannibalism is listed as a war crime", or "Cannibalism is an ICD".
2 It being rare does not justify establishing laws that ignore it completely.
3 This is a false trilemma. In addition to the alternatives I already mentioned, there's also unintentional cannibalism to consider. People should not face criminal charges based on ingredients they don't know are in their food.
We have established that cannibalism as a fetish is an ICD and now I have pointed out that it is still an ICD even when it is not in fetish form.
Both of those were assumed (by you). Both are incorrect. Cannibalism is
NOT (
pron. not) a disorder.* An action cannot be a disorder. There isn't really any way for me to make this any clearer.
I. Yes they do, read my links, I even pointed out once or twice that cannibals 'may' carry out the act because of depression and other psychological factors. "major depression, and psychotic delusions".
1 Your links have nothing at all to do with cannibalism. They don't even mention cannibalism. The closest thing I could find was binge eating for MDD sufferers, and it says nothing about eating the flesh of anything. Unless you have another link which actually demonstrates that people qualify as "comfort food", your links are useless and completely irrelevant.
2 Again, your point relies upon an association fallacy to shift the negativity of something else onto cannibalism. Should we also illegalize panic attacks? They're a major symptom of panic disorder, which is also listed in ICD-10 (
F41.0).
II. Considering that the only unmodernized state(s) continue with cannibalism as tradition it is more than safe to say that it is unprogressive.
No, it isn't. Cannibalism is unpopular because it's taboo. It's taboo because the dominant religious factions condemn it. They condemn it because it conflicts with their funerary traditions. Much the same was true of cremation at one or more points in history.
III. I will prove to you it is 99.9% of the time inhumane in a later point.
No, you won't.
I don't see why a group of people couldn't become mentally ill over time and see being mentally ill as the norm for them.
Yes,
finally the scientific community has the proof it's been searching for**:
All religious and spiritualistic beliefs are the product of diseased minds! Now we can all hang up our lab coats and take up golfing full-time.
Is it because I have "Angel" in my name that you saw fit to call out Christian Catholicism (which does not make up the "most" then tried to shrug it off as a "it's a perspective problem" to try to make up for whatever offense you might have caused?
1 It's commonly called an "example". It's an actual thing, in case you were wondering.
2 Even if we assume, as you apparently have already, that your personal beliefs have any involvement in this, no amount of
ergo decedo will make his statement any less valid.
To respond to this I will say this, are you really going to try add Christian theology (Remember Christians have hundreds of branches) to our discussion? We have been here for 4-5 weeks. We will be here till Christmas if we do this.
Are you really going to dismiss an entirely new point on the grounds of ad nauseam? I hope you realize I can do the same with every argument you've presented to me since the start of page 7.
How an individual Christian sees the act of consuming the bread and wine (now grape juice in most cases) is dependent on several factors and how they think.
So? At least some of them will both consume the host
and assert that it actually is the absolutely real honest-to-God flesh of Christ.Now I want to ask you something. Is it okay to find Attack on Titan sexually appealing and see it as a hentai?
Presumably. Is that at all relevant to the discussion?
Our ancestors were clearly more intelligent than we are today.
How is this relevant?
Nothing like starving to near death while waiting to fight in the front lines again to most likely be used as cannon fodder.
How is this relevant?
Clearly the proper way to show a politician that the people aren't happy.
How is
this relevant?
Drawing straws to decide who gets eaten first! What a fun game (drawing straws is seriously the inspiration to a children's game and nursing song though).
(see above)
He seems like a likely fellow.
'Likely'? Also: (see above)
Parenting at it's finest.
(see above)
And this is why the Church of Satin is afraid the Order of the Nine Angles. It's like how the the Al-Qaeda is afraid of ISIS.
A church dedicated to satin fabrics? Interesting, but (see above)
At the time I was actually using modernized as an equal to progressive.
That's still begging the question.
That's where you're wrong. You probably didn't know this but I have a background in occultism, you see the Satainist that acted out the event were clearly affiliated with ONA in one way or the other. ONA hides in the shadows of civilization, in the woods, in old broken down factories and etc, there is nothing progressive or modern about the group.
That's
still begging the question.
Saying something is unprogressive will not make it true.You see I originally only put depression and not the other which is the source of your misconception, [...]
No, it isn't. You've been using the same faulty reasoning throughout the entire thread. Your arguments only consider cannibalism as a whole when you try to make an exception for starvation. Then it goes back to "cannibalism is unacceptable and immoral because ...", as though you believe the term no longer applies to anything that doesn't fit your most recent point.
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*It also isn't an
International
Classification of
Diseases, but I'm pretty sure you already knew that.
**This is a joke, in case any YECs can't tell.