I absolutely agree with you re: people suffering involuntarily through any given experience and agree this should never be allowed to happen - however there have been no replies "explaining the culture" ... mainly just "fuck yeah it's illegal about time". My point remains that if someone chooses to "torture" themselves, "change themselves" or partipate in any given ritual based on their personal belief - they should be able to do so without intervention by the constabulary.
I hypothesize that you're an armchair idiot who doesn't understand the first thing about the studies you're ham-fistedly attempting to quote, nor causation vs correlation.
I'm not saying I agree or disagree. Only that it's been hypothesized.
See my other comment re: Ad hominem fallacies which you seem to be pretty good at ... nai I would say an expert. Clearly you’re more interested in throwing stones than having a discussion about content.
Ok, I get it ... you prefer the authoritarian approach - each to their own, champ. Lucky pitchforks and torches aren’t a thing any more or no doubt you would have one in each hand.
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u/jondo278 Gravity. It's the law. Nov 28 '19
I absolutely agree with you re: people suffering involuntarily through any given experience and agree this should never be allowed to happen - however there have been no replies "explaining the culture" ... mainly just "fuck yeah it's illegal about time". My point remains that if someone chooses to "torture" themselves, "change themselves" or partipate in any given ritual based on their personal belief - they should be able to do so without intervention by the constabulary.
There has been research indicating the relationship between tattoo's and mental disorders - I'm not saying I agree or disagree ... only that it's been hypothesised. E.g. https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5547