Warning: descriptions of unwholesome things.
A couple of weeks ago
a German Radio show made a whole day about
(normalizing) canibalism.
No joke.
They cloaked it in historical "cultural customs", alluding to how today's morality leads to "prejudices", "stigmas", "cliches" towards canibalism.
Out of the
"exceptions override the rules" hat they pulled the old legends of the (two?) plane crashes in the snowy mountains where survivers saved their lives (but not their souls) by eating from the corpses of those who died in the crash.
Another
moral relativism anecdote they brought up was the famous case of a masochist who asked to be killed and eaten by a canibal (he granted his wish) a couple of decades ago, concluding that canibalism is ethical if consent is given.
AND lastly they argued how
"science" and
"ancient cultures" prove that
canibalims has health benefits.
The tone of the
female radio host was soothing but sober making the whole thing sound sophisticated and forward thinking (not like y'all traditional bigots).
@Roosh you mentioned this exact thing in an interview months ago - people eating tiny bits of each others flesh at parties because sciense says it's beneficial.
Prophetic.
Lord have mercy.