Hey, it's almost like there's a history of this kind of bullshit fearmongering [http://www.snopes.com/horrors/cannibal/fetus.asp]. Some fuckin' Yellow Peril shit going on up in here.
Abortion IS a human rights violation. If you accept that abortion is morally acceptable, you're basically saying that younger humans don't have the same rights as slightly older ones. A person's age, location, and level of development shouldn't and can't determine their value.Master of the Skies said:It's just a fetus. It got aborted. Kind of sickening to think of eating it, but I don't see the big problem besides a health concern. Generally we tend to be careful in handling that kind of stuff.Vandenberg1 said:I'll spare you some of the web sites with offensive photos of fetus' literally being eaten in Southern China. I also do not know if they are totally real as of yet, but this has been confirmed.... All I have to say is WTF.. I am a firm believer in relativism, as cannibalism is acceptable for extreme survival (no murder) and as a religious practice in a small Indian community, but to full blown just eat babies or take then into your body because someone told you there good for you is outrageous... http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/rights-so-divine/2012/may/10/chinese-cannibalism-infant-flesh-outrages-world/
Not seeing the so called human rights violation the author of the article speaks of, unless the author thinks abortion is a human rights violation, a view to which I'd vehemently disagree.
Considering they "abort" full term babies, as in they have to physically kill the 9mo baby inside the womb, the Chinese that participate in this horrid practice in anyway are reprehensible. I really don't doubt they're killing 7mo+ babies in the womb to have the babies considered "unborn" so they can sell and/or eat what comes out. Its quite sick that this story brings Cloud Atlas to mind but maybe that degraded future is what is in store for mankind. Pathetic.Master of the Skies said:No, it is not.Deathmageddon said:Abortion IS a human rights violation. If you accept that abortion is morally acceptable, you're basically saying that younger humans don't have the same rights as slightly older ones. A person's age, location, and level of development shouldn't and can't determine their value.Master of the Skies said:It's just a fetus. It got aborted. Kind of sickening to think of eating it, but I don't see the big problem besides a health concern. Generally we tend to be careful in handling that kind of stuff.Vandenberg1 said:I'll spare you some of the web sites with offensive photos of fetus' literally being eaten in Southern China. I also do not know if they are totally real as of yet, but this has been confirmed.... All I have to say is WTF.. I am a firm believer in relativism, as cannibalism is acceptable for extreme survival (no murder) and as a religious practice in a small Indian community, but to full blown just eat babies or take then into your body because someone told you there good for you is outrageous... http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/rights-so-divine/2012/may/10/chinese-cannibalism-infant-flesh-outrages-world/
Not seeing the so called human rights violation the author of the article speaks of, unless the author thinks abortion is a human rights violation, a view to which I'd vehemently disagree.
It isn't a matter of youth, it is a matter of whether they have conscious thought or not. Humans have worth because of their ability to think and feel.
If I were to stoop to your level I'd start accusing you of saying that we need to preserve a cut off finger at all costs just because it's human. But I think those crappy strawman accusations suit the anti-abortion attitude better as a weapon of choice.
Yeah, I thought that too. There's a long history of various baby eating hoaxes across many countries and ethnicities. There was even one in the US during the early 90s during the Satanic panics. If it seems unbelievable, then be skeptical. There was a Korean horror movie about this called Dumplings and it seemed pretty far fetched in that. If Koreans are that horrified to make a movie, why wouldn't the Chinese also be right next door?Chemical Alia said:I dunno, everytime I hear some sensational, shocking thing about cannibalism in China (baby soup, 人肉包子 etc.), it's proven to be a tabloid-style hoax. I'm honestly not convinced that this isn't just another example of that.
Edit: Clicking onthe author's name and glancing at her profile gives me even more suspicion.
I'd argue two things, one that there are many many many humans who I feel don't qualify as concious thinkers, but thats more a flippant attitude.Master of the Skies said:No, it is not.Deathmageddon said:Abortion IS a human rights violation. If you accept that abortion is morally acceptable, you're basically saying that younger humans don't have the same rights as slightly older ones. A person's age, location, and level of development shouldn't and can't determine their value.Master of the Skies said:It's just a fetus. It got aborted. Kind of sickening to think of eating it, but I don't see the big problem besides a health concern. Generally we tend to be careful in handling that kind of stuff.Vandenberg1 said:I'll spare you some of the web sites with offensive photos of fetus' literally being eaten in Southern China. I also do not know if they are totally real as of yet, but this has been confirmed.... All I have to say is WTF.. I am a firm believer in relativism, as cannibalism is acceptable for extreme survival (no murder) and as a religious practice in a small Indian community, but to full blown just eat babies or take then into your body because someone told you there good for you is outrageous... http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/rights-so-divine/2012/may/10/chinese-cannibalism-infant-flesh-outrages-world/
Not seeing the so called human rights violation the author of the article speaks of, unless the author thinks abortion is a human rights violation, a view to which I'd vehemently disagree.
It isn't a matter of youth, it is a matter of whether they have conscious thought or not. Humans have worth because of their ability to think and feel.
If I were to stoop to your level I'd start accusing you of saying that we need to preserve a cut off finger at all costs just because it's human. But I think those crappy strawman accusations suit the anti-abortion attitude better as a weapon of choice.
That was the film I was thinking about. It is actually a Hong Kong Chinese movie though rather than a Korean feature. But if you watched it the way I did it was part of a triple feature with a Korean horror movie about a sadistic revenge on a director and a Japanese film about something so horrible I have blotted it from my memories.zelda2fanboy said:Yeah, I thought that too. There's a long history of various baby eating hoaxes across many countries and ethnicities. There was even one in the US during the early 90s during the Satanic panics. If it seems unbelievable, then be skeptical. There was a Korean horror movie about this called Dumplings and it seemed pretty far fetched in that. If Koreans are that horrified to make a movie, why wouldn't the Chinese also be right next door?Chemical Alia said:I dunno, everytime I hear some sensational, shocking thing about cannibalism in China (baby soup, 人肉包子 etc.), it's proven to be a tabloid-style hoax. I'm honestly not convinced that this isn't just another example of that.
Edit: Clicking onthe author's name and glancing at her profile gives me even more suspicion.