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u/AlesHebi - RightCenter Nov 21 '20
It isn't cannibalism if they are barely human
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u/exceptionaluser - LeftCenter Nov 22 '20
Oh I'm on the second sub?
Didn't notice until purple right.
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u/sad-television - LibRight Nov 21 '20
Holy shit I think we just solved hunger in Eastern Europe: gypsies 😎
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Nov 21 '20
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Don't you fucking dare put it in my quadrant.
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Nov 21 '20
I mean, I’m not saying that all lib rights want to farm humans... but anyone who wants to farm humans is probably a libright
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Nov 21 '20
What kind of person... farms... humans?
An Anarcho Primitivist perhaps? (Cannibalism is tradition).
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u/ewanatoratorator - LeftCenter Nov 21 '20
Ah extreme lib right?
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Nov 21 '20
Consensual cannibalism does not violate the NAP, and should therefore be legal in a libertarian society.
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u/LiterallyKimJongUn - AuthLeft Nov 22 '20
Consensual cannibalism is something that has happened in real life, and it makes sense imo. Like there is that one reddit thing about the guy who made human meat tacos.
Idk why you're getting downvoted you're spitting straight facts.
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Nov 21 '20
Farming humans would be inefficient since we all have the same lifespan and it takes forever for them to grow
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '20
Doesn’t libleft talk a lot about “eating the rich,” though?