It's an example.
So is the inventor/tailor
Franz Reichelt's parachute dive off the Eiffel Tower. Strangely, it hasn't resulted in any boycott on parachutes, inventors, tailors, or towers.
Give me ten examples of how it's a good and morally correct thing.
Why? When was it ever suggested that it must be "good" or "correct"? It isn't evil, immoral, depraved, uncivilized, inhumane, unjust, reprehensible, or sexually driven. That's the point.
Giving examples of where it (can) go right is also invalid then. Look at the time line, it has nothing positive about cannibalism throughout the 'entire' timeline, it is to show you how the bad things out weigh the good things by far.
Which puts it right up there with liquor, bureaucracy, homosexuality, organized religion, sporting events, stoneflies, and erosion. Are you going to tell me that all of these things are inherently bad as well?
Men are naturally protective of women, we evolved that way, [...]
No, they aren't. Chivalry is a purely cultural construct. It's also pretty much dead.
[...] but the younger the girl is; the more protective.
... What?
Men also have very little "cute sensors", a baby crying goes off in a man's mind as "cute" (at least when not stressed out).
No, I'm fairly certain it comes off as "painfully nerve-wrackingly irritating", which is kind of what it's supposed to be.
A human male is naturally protective of children and knows sexual intercourse will severely harm them emotionally and physically [...]
No, that's another cultural construct. None of this is ingrained in the human psyche.
On another note,
appealing to nature is still a fallacy, but maybe if you try again in another few months ...
I'm not saying lets go kill them, I'm saying they don't deserve to suffer through life because of one trait they may have little control over so 'we' should help them, [...]
So ... all you're saying here is that these people should be killed off ... because people suffering from disordered minds don't
deserve to live?
Ok-kay.... *hides Ritalin pills*
Cannibalism is not an ICD simply because it's too rare to be an ICD similar to how vampirism is not an ICD [...]
Are you
still having trouble with this?
1 Cannibalism is not an ICD because there is no overlap between
behaviours (such as cannibalism) and
medical diagnostic tools (such as the
International Classification of Diseases).
2 In case you were wondering, cannibalism also is not a disorder, because there is no overlap between
behaviours (such as cannibalism) and
medical conditions (such as those that may cause or promote certain behaviours).
3 Vampirism is neither an ICD, nor a disorder, because it isn't a real thing, let alone related to either.
4 Rarity hasn't the slightest involvement in the matter.
Kuru is listed in the ICD10, and I think that (if nothing else) we can agree that Kuru is far more rare than cannibalism.
[...] also no one really cares what it does to a human because it's obvious it clearly won't do good things (doctors perspective) [...]
Of course, because no one would
ever want to know about anything unless it does good things.
It 'may' do those things but it 'will' do one of those things, sooner or later.
Well no, actually, it won't. But, by all means, do continue to ignore every single counterexample that was made up to now.
- Amputated limbs are considered medical waste.
Therefore, all meat from any creature's severed limb is medical waste. Wow, I never knew that.
- Corpses are medical waste.
Therefore, all dead animals are medical waste. Even more interesting.
- It is illegal to consume medical waste (Trump Card)
Therefore, eating the flesh of any dead animal is illegal.* Well, that's going to put a damper on my Christmas dinner.
-Pakistan is passing a bill to make cannibalism illegal after a crime.\
Which presumably supports your point in some mysterious way.
*As, for that matter, is anything that has ever been used medically, or extracted from a patient's body.
Things we have learn from this thread.
- What an ICD is
By now, I certainly hope so.
- What a brief history of cannibalism [...]
... does not look like. Yes.