Cannibalism. For some people in Africa, it is a way of life. For the rest of the world, it is not. Your opinion only matters when we speak of "Dietary Cannibalism". There is a situation, distant from our everyday lives, that turns ordinary farmers and "tax-payers" into Eaters of Man Flesh. Heres a true story I hope you'll enjoy. Put yourself in
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Only slightly.
-Cory
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I have a gun aimed at a talking beaver. The beaver cowers in fear. "Are you going to shoot me?"
I step closer to the beaver. I stare him in the eye and whisper one word.
"Slightly"
It's not possible to slightly kill somebody. You can injure somebody, you can hurt somebody, but you cannot "Slightly Kill" somebody.
"Do, or do not. There is no try."
- Yoda
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*sarcasm*
So what about us normal people who aren't freezing and starving?
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comment++
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"Normal is not something to aspire to, it's something to get away from."
It's true. You cannot ask the question if it refers to a predetermined lifestyle of normality. If you're not starving or freezing, it's because you are not an African or Eskimo. I didnt choose to be an American, and neither did you. As lazy-ass americans, we must strive to avoid normality by putting ourselves in harsh situations where survival-based cannibalism is an issue. It will improve you as a person and likely change your life forever.
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okay
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Or I could eat you first.
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or eat me for dinner
take your pick i guess
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My bet is bruski, even though the spelling is too normal.
Actually, I take that back, I'd rather not eat him...
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