Vore has nothing nothing to do with cannibalism, it's botched mental development wanting womb regression. It's basically off topic to even being up here. More on topic is asking if they cooked the body parts or not and if they are the dick or not.
back in my day, we were non-voluntarily exposed to guro on a regular basis. The sanitization of the Internet because women got computers they could fit in their pocket has been a disaster for the human race.
Eating people would have been very taboo for Japanese because of 'kegare'.
Again, for WWII, it was because they were starving (and any starving person WILL eat people if given the chance, e.g. stranded plane crash survivors).
>Kegare is the Japanese term for a state of pollution and defilement >Typical causes of kegare are the contact with any form of death, childbirth (for both parents), disease, and menstruation and acts such as rape
There's no cultural history of cannibalism in Japanese warfare. For WWII, cannibalism happened because the average calorie intake for the Japanese soldier was two hundred (200) calories.
not quite. the officer responsible at Chichijima believed human flesh had medicinal properties. but cannibalism under desparation isn't unique to any culture, the settlers at Jamestown did it too, both for "it's medicine!" woo and later because they were too stupid to gather food
Actually the Chinese are pretty distinct here. To simplify things down a bit here are several often-overlapping reasons for cannibalism in someone outside of a tribal society and for whom it isn't a pathology; mostly consisting of cannibalism as necessity, cannibalism as ritual and cannibalism as an accepted practice or preference. The first case is pretty obvious - where you're literally starving to death, people start to look like two-legged livestock. The others are more ambiguous.
Cannibalism in a ritual context, especially partial cannibalism, is much more common than you might think. The classic example would be the consumption of a fallen enemy's heart to endow the eater with the strength of its former owner and/or to completely annihilate said enemy. This example is a form of sympathetic magic, where properties from an item are transferred. In the case of eating a heart to gain strength this takes the form of a transference from the heart to the eater and in the case of eating a heart to destroy an enemy this transference is from the [absence of] a heart to its original owner. However, this is not necessarily antagonistic as something like eating a departed ancestor so that their spirit will continue to propagate through subsequent generations would fall under this umbrella, as would an extreme example of filial piety where a child would offer part of their body to their elder when no other food is available. This latter one is actually mentioned in both Joseon Korea and China, and distinct from the other examples there aren't really any metaphysical connotations discrete to consuming this flesh.
Finally you have what is by far the rarest form of cannibalism and found extremely uncommonly on a societal level but considerably more commonly in China than most other places: cannibalism of convenience. Firstly, I'll make a distinction here between medical cannibalism (which kind of straddles the ritual line) and plain old "looks like we're having Long Pig tonight". At least as far back as the Tang dynasty the flesh of the young was considered good juju by someand said flesh was traded in markets and apothecaries for this reason.
Finally we come to the real meat of things, if you'll pardon the pun - cannibalism for pleasure. Most of these records are quite old and probably less than reliable but even so this is mitigated to a degree by their sheer volume. China has a more extensive and consistent history of people being killed and cooked just for the culinary value of it than anyone else in history (except maybe in Africa and the Americas from Mexico south) and a historical attitude towards it that has historically been very liberal. China has an extremely long history of having both a large population, extreme weather and massive wars, these factors intersecting to cause famines and therefore an incentive towards cannibalism being no more than (again, I beg your pardon) distasteful. More grotesque is their long history - the earliest record of this is from about 2800 years ago - of the wealthy simply eating people (often children, who were considered tastier and healthier) just for the hell of it. This was not by any stretch of the imagination limited to antiquity and nor was it "welp, guess we're back to eating people again"; even in times when people were hard but not really desperate it was common for corpses to be butchered and sold for food. When the Chinese army put down the Formosa Rebellion they butchered, sold and ate the bodies of the natives they executed as a luxury good. This latter incident took place in 1895.
Cannibalism has a unique history basically everywhere, but as I said in the beginning China stands alone in this regard just by the volume and consistency. I know I said "finally" earlier, but there's one more notable aspect to cannibalism that I want to mention here, and that's cannibalism as a shared taboo. This isn't really its own subtype but is more like baggage. Many times in history when cannibalism has been engaged in this hasn't been done under happy circumstances and as such there is a feeling of guilt or shame on the participants; this guilt is then shared and assuaged through mandatory participation in cannibalism on the part of all present, even if only a token amount is consumed. There's an example of this happening in (where else) China, where a provincial official was collectively murdered and then afterwards some hundreds of people were forced to eat some portion of his remains so they shared the same guilt. Cannibalism in war is also, I feel, a bit of a special case. It's certainly not a mitigating factor by any stretch of the imagination but I would argue that it also makes it more understandable. As well and as has always been the case, war attracts the kind of people who were previously known as the criminally insane (including, naturally, cannibals) and I feel that this also makes cannibalism more likely. I also feel that this was almost certainly the case for a number of people in the Chinese histories, including one general from the Three States period who was famous for eating a ton of people. I'm doing a disservice to the topic by not getting more into the weeds, specifically about "cannibalism as vengeance" but it's beyond the scope of this quickie and in the link I have.
Anyway, thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you want a good article with literally hundreds of references specifically to cannibalism in China, check this out.
https://archive.org/details/bulletin-71/page/72/mode/2up
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Frick china, they just want to eat everything, or slaughter it and grind it up into pills that do nothing.
Why can't they all just go back to drinking mercury instead.
Finally you have what is by far the rarest form of cannibalism and found extremely uncommonly on a societal level but considerably more commonly in China than most other places: cannibalism of convenience. Firstly, I'll make a distinction here between medical cannibalism (which kind of straddles the ritual line) and plain old "looks like we're having Long Pig tonight". At least as far back as the Tang dynasty the flesh of the young was considered good juju by someand said flesh was traded in markets and apothecaries for this reason.
Finally we come to the real meat of things, if you'll pardon the pun - cannibalism for pleasure. Most of these records are quite old and probably less than reliable but even so this is mitigated to a degree by their sheer volume. China has a more extensive and consistent history of people being killed and cooked just for the culinary value of it than anyone else in history (except maybe in Africa and the Americas from Mexico south) and a historical attitude towards it that has historically been very liberal. China has an extremely long history of having both a large population, extreme weather and massive wars, these factors intersecting to cause famines and therefore an incentive towards cannibalism being no more than (again, I beg your pardon) distasteful. More grotesque is their long history - the earliest record of this is from about 2800 years ago - of the wealthy simply eating people (often children, who were considered tastier and healthier) just for the hell of it. This was not by any stretch of the imagination limited to antiquity and nor was it "welp, guess we're back to eating people again"; even in times when people were hard but not really desperate it was common for corpses to be butchered and sold for food. When the Chinese army put down the Formosa Rebellion they butchered, sold and ate the bodies of the natives they executed as a luxury good. This latter incident took place in 1895.
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Cannibalism has a unique history basically everywhere, but as I said in the beginning China stands alone in this regard just by the volume and consistency. I know I said "finally" earlier, but there's one more notable aspect to cannibalism that I want to mention here, and that's cannibalism as a shared taboo. This isn't really its own subtype but is more like baggage. Many times in history when cannibalism has been engaged in this hasn't been done under happy circumstances and as such there is a feeling of guilt or shame on the participants; this guilt is then shared and assuaged through mandatory participation in cannibalism on the part of all present, even if only a token amount is consumed. There's an example of this happening in (where else) China, where a provincial official was collectively murdered and then afterwards some hundreds of people were forced to eat some portion of his remains so they shared the same guilt. Cannibalism in war is also, I feel, a bit of a special case. It's certainly not a mitigating factor by any stretch of the imagination but I would argue that it also makes it more understandable. As well and as has always been the case, war attracts the kind of people who were previously known as the criminally insane (including, naturally, cannibals) and I feel that this also makes cannibalism more likely. I also feel that this was almost certainly the case for a number of people in the Chinese histories, including one general from the Three States period who was famous for eating a ton of people. I'm doing a disservice to the topic by not getting more into the weeds, specifically about "cannibalism as vengeance" but it's beyond the scope of this quickie and in the link I have.
Anyway, thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you want a good article with literally hundreds of references specifically to cannibalism in China, check this out.
https://archive.org/details/bulletin-71/page/72/mode/2up
>Asian people love cannabilism for some reason. >Its a major part of warfare for them.
I once read an interview with a Papuan cannibal, he had eaten local, japanese and white australian/american long pig during world war 2, and he said that local and asian people tasted like sweet pork, while white people had a bitter aftertaste that he very much did not like. I've read similar things reported in the australian gold rush, where thousands of people were eaten by australian aborgines. These were larger and far more agressive tha modern abbos, but were hunted to extinction. There were large armounts of chink gold diggers then, and these became the primary target of abo cannibalism because they simply tasted good. White people of that era were also reported to taste awful. I guess its white privilege made manifest.
papuans are based and you're a seething indog
You Will Never Be White.
5 months ago
Anonymous
I am Northern European you shit. I don't care about the barely evolved own child raping animals that live on that island.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>i don't care about them >WE HAVE TO KILL THEM ALL REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
pick one chudly chuddington
5 months ago
Anonymous
Anon, these are my comments:
https://i.imgur.com/3HLac89.jpg
I am Northern European you shit. I don't care about the barely evolved own child raping animals that live on that island.
When did I say to kill anyone? I just popped into the conversation to call you a homosexual for being assmad that someone had a racist opinion. That is allowed here, and if you don't like it, please remove yourself to reddit for the heckin' wholesome big chungus LGBTQ march.
5 months ago
Anonymous
And I was assuming you were this seething homosexual
I hope the interviewers put him against the wall afterwards
that's upsetti about his friend being killed and eaten by a literal spear chucker. Don't get me wrong, I hate Black folk, but i can respect papuan tribes defending their land from SEAmonkey muslims.
You may now unrustle your jimmies and carry on.
5 months ago
Anonymous
no, that was me, and I'd shoot any spearchuckers that doesn't have a writing system in year of our lord 2023 if they'd let me
5 months ago
Anonymous
>Anon tries to kill spearchuckers >Gets killed and eaten because he's a fat loser
Did they actually kill people from the get go or was it like they'd cut off a leg of someone who volunteered and go off that until the next straw draw?
The gigahicks out in deep Ohio probably quietly killed and ate their kids. That's how it went down in the Holodomor although that was much more rampant, to the point there was a black market for human meat.
Mostly eating corpses of already starved to death folks found around.
I do remember one serial child killer who was caught a bit later confessed he started this way, a butcher would pay him for dead bodies and didn't care how he'd get them or if they were children, but that was never confirmed either.
A very cursory google search.
Jesus bloody Christ burgers are the most ahistorical uneducated morons I fricking swear.
https://www.southernearlychildhood.org/did-people-eat-their-kids-during-the-great-depression/ > aren't you happy you can convenently shop on Temmu.com while reading up on how you great grandfather might have ate his dead brother?
You see cannibalism in city sieges throughout antiquity. There's one story in the old Testament of two women agreeing to eat each other's sons to avoid starving, but after the first woman cooks her son the one who proposed the deal in the first place hid hers and refused to cook him.
Fact is, seiges keep people from moving in or out. Cities don't grow their own food. No traffic = no food = desperation and eventually cannibalism if the siege continues for long enough.
>I look upon [Zhang Xun] humbly and in painful compassion.... If Xun in the beginning of his defence had already planned to eat people and lose a few hundred for the purpose of unification, I would still say that merits and faults cancel each other out and also ask whether it is not a question of eternal ideals.[1]
What the frick is wrong with these people.
>don't frick crazy
Only if you can't get away, otherwise crazy and or "damaged" girls will frick your soul out. I've got experienced with this, ask me anything.
Mate my last gf was a purple-haired, full body tatto'ed vietnamese stripper with bimbo fake breasts.
She made a move on me, said she didn't want a relationship or any emotional bullshit, two weeks later she was telling me she loved me and spent half the nights went spent together complaining about how her dad and every man in her life had sexualized her since she was 12.
It ended a year and a half later with the cops escorting me to my house for my own safety after she had attacked me in underwear in the middle of the street at 3pm. Ripped my shirt off and clawed my back like a bobcat before I realized wtf was happening, when I started restraining her some dude pulled over and started to accuse me of beating her up and called the cops. Luckily a bunch of neighbors had seen the whole thing and came to help me when the pigs showed up.
Still, and BY FAR, the best sex ever. Honestly would do it all again, other girls barely attract me anymore. I don't think I'll ever meet a girl this much into hatefricking.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>Have sex with woman that was child prostitute >What could go wrong?
5 months ago
Anonymous
>>Have sex with woman that was child prostitute
She wasn't a hoe at 12 tho (at least I hope). Just a cute vietnamese girl with a dirty look living in France. Obviously everyone around her will look at her. That her dad did is a bit fricked up tho.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>She wasn't a hoe at 12 tho (at least I hope).
Nah, just a Ho
5 months ago
Anonymous
Ho Chi Minh
5 months ago
Anonymous
>the best sex ever
It always is, I was kicked out of the apartment and escorted to my dads, but not before the Hamilton PD's most dedicated steroid user threatened me while we were alone and demanded to know that I hit her. Hope he gets killed by a tweaker, still worth it.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>crazy and or "damaged" girls will frick your soul out >other girls barely attract me anymore
QED
5 months ago
Anonymous
>She made a move on me, said she didn't want a relationship or any emotional bullshit
Fricking just broke it off with a girl who started it the exact same way.
No emotional bullshit my fricking wiener
Still the best pussy I've ever stuck my dick in and it's not even close.
Extremely common in the old colonial Congo.
Was already a part of the warrior culture there before the Belgians arrived, but with the big increase in violence from the rubber quotas (punishable by collective death of your village if you miss), it became very commonplace and there was even a slave trade that bargained directly in humans to be eaten.
The Belgians themselves turned a blind eye to the cannibalism of their auxiliaries, they actually felt it was likely more hygienic than leaving the bodies to rot so they didn't crack down on it.
There are rumors that some of the colonials developed a taste for it after a while.
This famous picture is supposedly of a father looking at the remains of his infant daughter (a hand and foot) after she was taken away to be eaten.
I've read some of the dairy excepts from colonial officers in the milice during the sudan campaign
they where scared shitless about how their men where cannibals. Shacking up with several in one tent, keeping the light on and arms on them at all times because they where afraid of being on the menu next.
Keep in mind that there was about one white guy for every 100 blacks and half the time that white guy was violently sick from some tropical malady.
When the belgian state took over one of the first things it did was start shipping in white troops and cracking down on the former black troops of leopholds private states private army. Because a decent chunk of those white men cowering in their tents where belgian army officers on loan to the congo free state. they didn't want a repeat of that and so the belgian force publique became a draconian discipline machine to keep the local black troops in line often taking in young teenagers in the hopes they they hadn't been to affected by their native culture to take up practices like cannibalism
>dairy excepts
Do you have any book recommendations for me who wants to learn more about that time? Where do you find books that are non-revisionistic (or how it's called)? I recently read a book about china written by a german and his chinese wife and it was all like > bad colonist white german > china #1 > no mention of cannibalism during china's endless conflicts > Mao's great jump wasn't actually that bad
...
I bought it in a book store in the mall. I didn't expect that much but it was outright trash.
sadly no
the excerpts are from a friends preparatory work on doing a doctorate on the transition form the congo free state to the belgian congo.
So he was going over diaries of people that where part of that.
But he didn't end up going for his doctorate because he got a much more lucrative offer than becoming an academic.
the excerpts themselves are in period french (not that much of an issue) and period flemish (which has changed a fair bit)
>Why are the Belgians clearly the cannibals of Europe?
The path towards the first Belgian chocolate was a tough and arduous one, with a few misconceptions here and there. Somewhere out there, there was a very astonished British dignitary who had told Leopold that they were all brown because they were made out of chocolate, as a joke.
Of course, Belgian humor never got beyond simply their existence, so they took it literally.
> This famous picture is supposedly of a father looking at the remains of his infant daughter (a hand and foot) after she was taken away to be eaten.
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They never knew which kids were their kids. It’s like modern France. Women just walk around oozing the most recent suitor’s cum 24/7. You can raise any kid you like.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the benevolent Liu Bei spends the night in the home of a peasant. As the peasant has no food, he kills his wife and cooks her for his guest. Upon learning of what his dinner was, Liu Bei is deeply moved by the peasant's generosity.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the benevolent Liu Bei spends the night in the home of a peasant. As the peasant has no food, he kills his wife and cooks her for his guest. Upon learning of what his dinner was, Liu Bei is deeply moved by the peasant's generosity.
>romance of the three kingdoms
No more of a reliable historical source than Shakespeare's Richard III is to the War of the Roses (though since it's mentioned I also recall a passing mention of an ongoing famine in Rot3K describing people as exchanging children to eat)
To an extent we have to also consider how much of Shakespeare’s work is influenced by the period he is writing in. The Greek ones I remember are the heaviest on the rape, the medieval ones can be more brutal, especially given the Scottish cultural flavor, then the Renaissance ones that are overdramatic are set in the Mediterranean, and the belief at the time and referenced in the text is people who live there are hotter tempered and quicker to changes in emotion. When looking at the opinions of some of the plays you have to ask yourself if game of thrones is an accurate depiction of 21st century values or is it a representation of the perception of the setting
>They have their own version of the King Lycaon myth >It ends with the hero overjoyed that his host murdered his wife and tricked him into eating human flesh
They really are just a satiric take on human beings, aren't they.
>They have their own version of the King Lycaon myth >It ends with the hero overjoyed that his host murdered his wife and tricked him into eating human flesh
They really are just a satiric take on human beings, aren't they.
Women were property not people, so a dude killing his wife to feed you is a generous sacrifice of goods on his part not a murder.
>Oh come on only one time!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
In 1968 the hippies in the US were preaching free love, in China they were throwing huge public parties in the cities where they communally devoured scholars and landlords.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the benevolent Liu Bei spends the night in the home of a peasant. As the peasant has no food, he kills his wife and cooks her for his guest. Upon learning of what his dinner was, Liu Bei is deeply moved by the peasant's generosity.
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Women were property not people, so a dude killing his wife to feed you is a generous sacrifice of goods on his part not a murder.
If you want to talk about fictional media that is extremely popular in a culture and is also pretty fricked up morally then the vast genre of Chinese Cultivation martial arts stories is pretty up there.
Its often that sort of twisted power-fantasy tale much like Japan and its love of Isekai (which also can be pretty twisted morally in terms of the Protagonists antics and done so as to appeal to the reader, like buying slaves as your harem of monstergirl waifus because trying to actually attract a woman is too much work)
>*spits blood*
If a half-Japanese half-Chinese guy got super pissed off but also super horny would blood end up shooting out of both his mouth and nose at the same time?
yeah. the entire faceslapping thing.
you can see a lot of how these chinese authors think and their morals/ideals.
What they would do if given power.
How they expect other people already with power around them to act.
So much selfishness, betrayal, backstabbing, cruelty, and arrogance.
Its fricked up and reflective of their society.
Japan couches its odd isekai fantasies that have sprung up behind "oh its a foreign culture so its ok" but under it all you seem to see a lot more of men who are just fricking lonely and desperate for a woman but don't want to do it the normal way.
Its like they can't figure out how to write their protagonist getting together with a girl so they forcibly tie them together with slavery or beastman instincts or some other contrivance.
Almost as if they cannot figure out how to write simple chemistry and social interactions to BRING them together.
It has to be something that forces them together in most cases.
What the frick is the "normal way" these days? You practically have to set things in another world just to break loose from the tinder hookup/bar thot/etc. baseline of the current year.
encountering a girl however and not being utterly passive and necessitating that the woman chases YOU, which is how most of it is written.
the only thing these guys seem to think they can do is work hard and focus on their goals, and then the woman relationship "just sort of happens! ;P"
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yeah I am aware of how shit things became here. dunno how it is for japan but that doesn't mean they have to WRITE things that way.
Its not like japan can't write a somewhat more normal relationship developing... though I use that term loosely since they need the entertainment factor.
Look at pic related:
Despite how fricking batshit nuts it is (on the level of gintama in terms of crack) they have something far more normal under it all.
You have guys getting interested in girls and trying to pursue relationships with them.
Trying to spend time, trying to talk with them, trying to hang out, etc.
And the girls are doing the same.
Yes its all massively fricked with by the author/artist being utterly fricking TWISTED, but underneath all the bullshit is a bunch of people with motivations and basic ideas of human interaction (barring alcohol, how to treat your friends.... and.... other things) that are FAR more "normal" than a lot of what is out there.
Another point: the protagonist is supposed to start as someone relatable to the reader - similar age, similar situation, etc. How many isekai MCs start as wageslaves in some sweatshop corpo, often isekai'd after literally dying from overwork? Now imagine what kind of people those novels are written for and ask yourself if they still have the drive/energy/time to spare on developing a normal relationship.
You do realise the Japanese man is supposed to only be at home by bedtime and leave in the early morning? Commute to work, work all day, go eat dinner and drink with work buddies afterwards until it is time to stagger home. That's the Japanese gold standard and has been so since the 1950s. No wonder they want to go to another world. Or why they have trouble with women.
How do Wuxia stories deal with the idea of countries outside of fantasy-china-land.
Do they have their own methods of gaining supernatural powerlevels and improving themselves since its a natural thing that exists in the universe.
Instead do the creators think its only something the people of wuxia land have and foreign distant empires civilizations and their other races would be powerless against fantasy chinese
Or do all other places simply not exist alongside the land of rivers & lakes, it very much being a small and utterly contained setting?
Generally entirely unmentioned, and if they are it's usually just as a off-handed remark.
Other ways of getting strength or approaching power completely derails the sloppy stories of most wuxia, as they are very low quality power fantasy garbage.
How would European people cultivate themselves into superhumans? Becoming like figures unto greek myth perhaps, or through the power of True Faith in almighty God?
Would knightly chivalry be a cultural counterpart to wuxia chivalry, or 'Renaissance Men' who are capable of all the different arts and sciences beyond just the part about beating other people up?
We'd develop Space Marine genesneed IRL and/or in-utero gene editing (which would have the beneficial secondary effect of well-off minorities seasoning they fetuses with blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin, increased intelligence and impulse control, etc.)
Generally entirely unmentioned, and if they are it's usually just as a off-handed remark.
Other ways of getting strength or approaching power completely derails the sloppy stories of most wuxia, as they are very low quality power fantasy garbage.
Depends on the Wuxia. Many of the other countries mentioned in Wuxia tend to be fairly close neighboring countries like Japan or Korea which more or less follow similar martial arts principles just with slight variations in customs, weapons, and language. If you have a more historical bent you might include places like Mongolia or the Hunic tribes or the smaller extinct nations like the Jin or Dali kingdoms.
Sometimes India might appear especially when you deal with stories about the founding of Shaolin Temple. The story goes that all Chinese martial arts descends from Shaolin Temple and Shaolin was founded by an Indian Buddhist monk named Bodhidharma. He was once an Indian prince from the warrior caste who renounced his title to take up Buddhism. He eventually traveled to China where he found local Buddhist monks who were spiritually strong but physically weak due to doing nothing but sitting and meditating all day. He then taught them essentially weaponized yoga in order to strengthen their bodies and defend themselves from bandits and wildlife.
There might be some nationalist sentiment like "Which country's martial arts is best?" where the answer can vary from "China" to "No such thing as it depends on the individual."
>because trying to actually attract a woman is too much work)
That can be hit and miss, with no guarantees, and not all men have the same skill at that (you might be ugly and have no game), but becoming wealthy, being autist honourable and buying or capturing a ton of women, guaranteed payoff.
She's a big fan of history, specifically roman, she probably took the design of the baths directly from some sort of work on the time period depicting them.
>"Human cannibalism occurred in Guangxi during the Cultural Revolution. According to Zheng Yi (郑义), a scholar who conducted detailed research on the topic in the late 1980s and later smuggled some copies of official documents to the United States, at least 137 people—perhaps hundreds more—were eaten by others and thousands of people participated in the cannibalism.[1][3][4][6][5][9] Documents also record a variety of forms of cannibalism, including eating people as an after-dinner snack, slicing off the meat in big parties, dividing up the flesh so each person could take a large chunk home, barbecuing or roasting the liver, and so on.[5][10][11]"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
>In the massacre, methods of slaughter included "beheading, beating, live burial, stoning, drowning, boiling, group slaughters, disemboweling, digging out hearts, livers, genitals, slicing off flesh, blowing up with dynamite, and more".[1][7] In one case, according to official records, a person had dynamite bound to the back and was blown up into pieces by other people (天女散花)—just for fun.
>In another case of 1968, "a geography instructor named Wu Shufang (吴树芳) was beaten to death by students at Wuxuan Middle School. Her body was carried to the flat stones of the Qian River where another teacher was forced at gunpoint to rip out the heart and liver. Back at the school the pupils barbecued and consumed the organs."
>In 2013, Yang Liping, a notable Chinese dancer, claimed that she had seen cannibalism during the Cultural Revolution, although not necessarily in Guangxi. She stated that "I am pessimistic about humanity and pessimistic about humans. Because we have been through the Cultural Revolution, we have become very alert. I am very alert, alert like a peawiener. Be careful, because humans are the most horrible animals, otherwise Michael Jackson wouldn't have died ... I saw people eat people, and people hurt people, just like nowadays. Nowadays people can hurt you anytime, yet they don't even know why they hurt you."[26][27]
There's a whole lot to unpack here
This was during the Cultural Revolution, which was basically the Reign of Terror 2.0 on steorids. Mao Zedong whipped up his student cadres into a revolutionary frenzy and they were told to destroy all symbols of old decadent bourgeoisie culture, with no real definition or standards to figure out who was a counter revolutionary. So everyone just started making shit up and trying to one up each other. Killing a counter revolutionary was passe, so how do you show you were even more ideologically pure and leftist? You eat them.
Cannibalism has a unique history basically everywhere, but as I said in the beginning China stands alone in this regard just by the volume and consistency. I know I said "finally" earlier, but there's one more notable aspect to cannibalism that I want to mention here, and that's cannibalism as a shared taboo. This isn't really its own subtype but is more like baggage. Many times in history when cannibalism has been engaged in this hasn't been done under happy circumstances and as such there is a feeling of guilt or shame on the participants; this guilt is then shared and assuaged through mandatory participation in cannibalism on the part of all present, even if only a token amount is consumed. There's an example of this happening in (where else) China, where a provincial official was collectively murdered and then afterwards some hundreds of people were forced to eat some portion of his remains so they shared the same guilt. Cannibalism in war is also, I feel, a bit of a special case. It's certainly not a mitigating factor by any stretch of the imagination but I would argue that it also makes it more understandable. As well and as has always been the case, war attracts the kind of people who were previously known as the criminally insane (including, naturally, cannibals) and I feel that this also makes cannibalism more likely. I also feel that this was almost certainly the case for a number of people in the Chinese histories, including one general from the Three States period who was famous for eating a ton of people. I'm doing a disservice to the topic by not getting more into the weeds, specifically about "cannibalism as vengeance" but it's beyond the scope of this quickie and in the link I have.
Anyway, thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you want a good article with literally hundreds of references specifically to cannibalism in China, check this out.
https://archive.org/details/bulletin-71/page/72/mode/2up
>Astonishingly amidst all nonsense goodness has won
There is no good in Canada, the entire nation larps at being good, it is all a facade so when they murder you and consume your flesh, no one would suspect them, because Canadians are too nice to do such a thing.
Ever heard of sample-meat/cultured-meat?
People can live off their own meat instead of eating animals. One tiny sample can feed infinite people endlessly
>cannibalism drives you literally crazy >the dominant powers today descend from the colonial powers that forbid cannibalism
let me guess, it's just a coincidence. fool me once...
Have you not been paying attention to the Russian meat cube? Cut them up, grind them into paste, then compress into cubes. Goes great with pig snout. It's a delicacy.
If there were any, or if the media thought they could get away with pretending there was, we'd've heard about it by now.
there was a guy who brought a ukranian soldier's cranium back to russia as a trophy and showed it off
https://twitter.com/sternenko/status/1563763961740333056
maybe it's a theater prop though? I'm not an expert phrenologist so I can't tell
Wuxia is just the 'normal' kungfu where people jump from treetop to treetop while there's another name for the garbage where there's literal universal ranks that people power up to right?
And the strongest guy in the previous rank/tier universe is garbage in the next one so you have to start powering up & meditating & snorting cut up tiger penis and popping other chinese-medicine pills so you can graduate to the next rank all so the author can stretch out the novel series for thousands of chapter.
Also dudes are casually destroying and recreating universes with every fart, as a power fantasy ascended past a power fantasy.
>Wuxia is just the 'normal' kungfu where people jump from treetop to treetop while there's another name for the garbage where there's literal universal ranks that people power up to right?
yes, it's called Xianxia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xianxia
>influenced by philosophies of Taoism, Chan Buddhism, Chinese martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese folk religion, Chinese alchemy, other traditional elements of Chinese culture
No wonder its shit
>meditating & snorting cut up tiger penis and popping other chinese-medicine pills so you can graduate to the next rank all so the author can stretch out the novel series for thousands of chapter
that's in wuxia as well
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is an excellent example
>influenced by philosophies of Taoism, Chan Buddhism, Chinese martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese folk religion, Chinese alchemy, other traditional elements of Chinese culture
No wonder its shit
>No wonder its shit
nonsensical overpowered bullshit is always shit, whether it's >SOMEHOW PALPATINE HAS RETURNED
or >QUANTUM!!
Sextus Pompey was a naval genius who nearly starved Rome to death despite being severely outnumbered in a fight against the whole empire (he only had Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia lol). Agrippa was Augustus' dog who was too subservient to seize power for himself from that weak homosexual.
>It's a fake country named after Ba'al. Hebrew has no vowels so Ba'al is just as easily Bel, Bol, Bul, Bal etc. Also canniBAL. Etymology matters
Real Schizo Hours
It's spelled Kahn, a German surname meaning either "small boat" or from the Hebrew Kohen "priest". Can't find any information on her family or if she was married. Kahn died in 1982, six years after the 1976 Judgement of Paris.
Odette Khan is a Filipino actress.
Asian people love cannabilism for some reason.
Its a major part of warfare for them.
Why aren't vore dojin more common?
because vore is western baby mode cartoon shit
asians only drawn actual cannibalism guro doujins
This is why I love those slant eyed shits. FRICK LOONEY TOONS
Because only literally mentally moronic people like vore
eh
Vore has nothing nothing to do with cannibalism, it's botched mental development wanting womb regression. It's basically off topic to even being up here. More on topic is asking if they cooked the body parts or not and if they are the dick or not.
The voregays are the first to get eaten (voluntarily) so their numbers tend to stay low.
back in my day, we were non-voluntarily exposed to guro on a regular basis. The sanitization of the Internet because women got computers they could fit in their pocket has been a disaster for the human race.
Africa, asia, aztecs, the taboo surrounding cannibalism seems to have just come from europe and spread following colonialism to me.
Eating people would have been very taboo for Japanese because of 'kegare'.
Again, for WWII, it was because they were starving (and any starving person WILL eat people if given the chance, e.g. stranded plane crash survivors).
>Kegare is the Japanese term for a state of pollution and defilement
>Typical causes of kegare are the contact with any form of death, childbirth (for both parents), disease, and menstruation and acts such as rape
George Bush 1 almost got ate alongside like 10 others by a bunch of Jap officers who simply liked it
Bush fell in the ocean, he only found out about his bros getting eaten much later.
There's no cultural history of cannibalism in Japanese warfare. For WWII, cannibalism happened because the average calorie intake for the Japanese soldier was two hundred (200) calories.
not quite. the officer responsible at Chichijima believed human flesh had medicinal properties. but cannibalism under desparation isn't unique to any culture, the settlers at Jamestown did it too, both for "it's medicine!" woo and later because they were too stupid to gather food
They almost ate George Bush Sr because their commander believed it'd give them strength actually.
How do we actually know that though?
Japan had a policy of 'find your own food', so the islands weren't very well fed.
Imagine if they did.
>Asian people
Actually the Chinese are pretty distinct here. To simplify things down a bit here are several often-overlapping reasons for cannibalism in someone outside of a tribal society and for whom it isn't a pathology; mostly consisting of cannibalism as necessity, cannibalism as ritual and cannibalism as an accepted practice or preference. The first case is pretty obvious - where you're literally starving to death, people start to look like two-legged livestock. The others are more ambiguous.
Cannibalism in a ritual context, especially partial cannibalism, is much more common than you might think. The classic example would be the consumption of a fallen enemy's heart to endow the eater with the strength of its former owner and/or to completely annihilate said enemy. This example is a form of sympathetic magic, where properties from an item are transferred. In the case of eating a heart to gain strength this takes the form of a transference from the heart to the eater and in the case of eating a heart to destroy an enemy this transference is from the [absence of] a heart to its original owner. However, this is not necessarily antagonistic as something like eating a departed ancestor so that their spirit will continue to propagate through subsequent generations would fall under this umbrella, as would an extreme example of filial piety where a child would offer part of their body to their elder when no other food is available. This latter one is actually mentioned in both Joseon Korea and China, and distinct from the other examples there aren't really any metaphysical connotations discrete to consuming this flesh.
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Finally you have what is by far the rarest form of cannibalism and found extremely uncommonly on a societal level but considerably more commonly in China than most other places: cannibalism of convenience. Firstly, I'll make a distinction here between medical cannibalism (which kind of straddles the ritual line) and plain old "looks like we're having Long Pig tonight". At least as far back as the Tang dynasty the flesh of the young was considered good juju by someand said flesh was traded in markets and apothecaries for this reason.
Finally we come to the real meat of things, if you'll pardon the pun - cannibalism for pleasure. Most of these records are quite old and probably less than reliable but even so this is mitigated to a degree by their sheer volume. China has a more extensive and consistent history of people being killed and cooked just for the culinary value of it than anyone else in history (except maybe in Africa and the Americas from Mexico south) and a historical attitude towards it that has historically been very liberal. China has an extremely long history of having both a large population, extreme weather and massive wars, these factors intersecting to cause famines and therefore an incentive towards cannibalism being no more than (again, I beg your pardon) distasteful. More grotesque is their long history - the earliest record of this is from about 2800 years ago - of the wealthy simply eating people (often children, who were considered tastier and healthier) just for the hell of it. This was not by any stretch of the imagination limited to antiquity and nor was it "welp, guess we're back to eating people again"; even in times when people were hard but not really desperate it was common for corpses to be butchered and sold for food. When the Chinese army put down the Formosa Rebellion they butchered, sold and ate the bodies of the natives they executed as a luxury good. This latter incident took place in 1895.
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Frick china, they just want to eat everything, or slaughter it and grind it up into pills that do nothing.
Why can't they all just go back to drinking mercury instead.
hi ape
>Asian people love cannabilism for some reason.
>Its a major part of warfare for them.
I once read an interview with a Papuan cannibal, he had eaten local, japanese and white australian/american long pig during world war 2, and he said that local and asian people tasted like sweet pork, while white people had a bitter aftertaste that he very much did not like. I've read similar things reported in the australian gold rush, where thousands of people were eaten by australian aborgines. These were larger and far more agressive tha modern abbos, but were hunted to extinction. There were large armounts of chink gold diggers then, and these became the primary target of abo cannibalism because they simply tasted good. White people of that era were also reported to taste awful. I guess its white privilege made manifest.
I hope the interviewers put him against the wall afterwards
papuans are based and you're a seething indog
You Will Never Be White.
I am Northern European you shit. I don't care about the barely evolved own child raping animals that live on that island.
>i don't care about them
>WE HAVE TO KILL THEM ALL REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
pick one chudly chuddington
Anon, these are my comments:
When did I say to kill anyone? I just popped into the conversation to call you a homosexual for being assmad that someone had a racist opinion. That is allowed here, and if you don't like it, please remove yourself to reddit for the heckin' wholesome big chungus LGBTQ march.
And I was assuming you were this seething homosexual
that's upsetti about his friend being killed and eaten by a literal spear chucker. Don't get me wrong, I hate Black folk, but i can respect papuan tribes defending their land from SEAmonkey muslims.
You may now unrustle your jimmies and carry on.
no, that was me, and I'd shoot any spearchuckers that doesn't have a writing system in year of our lord 2023 if they'd let me
>Anon tries to kill spearchuckers
>Gets killed and eaten because he's a fat loser
dems brave words for nigs that can't into guns
>Asian people
It happened to everyone at some point.
Cannibalism was rampant in the USA during the Great Depression.
>Cannibalism was rampant in the USA during the Great Depression
Source?
My aunt from Ohiongton oblast
Did they actually kill people from the get go or was it like they'd cut off a leg of someone who volunteered and go off that until the next straw draw?
It was a russian roulette
The gigahicks out in deep Ohio probably quietly killed and ate their kids. That's how it went down in the Holodomor although that was much more rampant, to the point there was a black market for human meat.
Mostly eating corpses of already starved to death folks found around.
I do remember one serial child killer who was caught a bit later confessed he started this way, a butcher would pay him for dead bodies and didn't care how he'd get them or if they were children, but that was never confirmed either.
A very cursory google search.
Jesus bloody Christ burgers are the most ahistorical uneducated morons I fricking swear.
https://www.southernearlychildhood.org/did-people-eat-their-kids-during-the-great-depression/
> aren't you happy you can convenently shop on Temmu.com while reading up on how you great grandfather might have ate his dead brother?
Did you even read the article dipshit? Euroid redd/int/ors BTFOing themselves yet again. This shit reads like bot generated garbage anyway. Post guns.
> Burger so moronic he can't read beyond the introduction.
ok
>some dumb fricking Europeon posts stupid shit
>gets btfo
This is like the fricking sunrise.
lmao what the frick have you found, the author image is one of those AI generated not-a-real-person faces
lmao, the whole site is just a language model shitting out a response to google results.
as if Google wasn't unusable enough already
nice job moron
Only time they can regularly get a decent meal
You see cannibalism in city sieges throughout antiquity. There's one story in the old Testament of two women agreeing to eat each other's sons to avoid starving, but after the first woman cooks her son the one who proposed the deal in the first place hid hers and refused to cook him.
Fact is, seiges keep people from moving in or out. Cities don't grow their own food. No traffic = no food = desperation and eventually cannibalism if the siege continues for long enough.
Fricking women, I swear.
Not even just antiquity. Leningrad, Stalingrad, Papua New Guinea, various Pacific Islands all during WW2.
Take note of this american urbanites.
I worry because apparently on the scale of human meat we taste like shit. Now Asians supposedly taste really good, especially japs
your just eating the wrong parts
Better quality
What part did she eat first?
Reminder that the soldiers within Suiyang probably raped the women before eating them
>they ate cum
homosexuals
Maybe even during
How is that different to what happened in Israel?
>brings up israel completely unprompted and off topic
Brown hands typed this post
Good luck in life
It's not fanciful to say that a bunch of young men with little prospects of survival would take the chance to release their carnal desires
>bugs
>men
Ok
>not man enough to cannibalize other men
Your penis privileges are revoked
>I look upon [Zhang Xun] humbly and in painful compassion.... If Xun in the beginning of his defence had already planned to eat people and lose a few hundred for the purpose of unification, I would still say that merits and faults cancel each other out and also ask whether it is not a question of eternal ideals.[1]
What the frick is wrong with these people.
Asians are just wired differently
>sharp teeth
Why do I enjoy this so much?
First step on the road to voregay.
Women with shark/sharp teeth sparks primal feeling in me though. Maybe it's call to return to monke.
Do you enjoy assertive women?
Somewhere within your heart you want to have sex with evil.
Its not okay but it is natural.
>Its not okay but it is natural.
"Don't frick crazy" is a lie propagated by the rich elite to keep all the crazies to themselves.
>don't frick crazy
Only if you can't get away, otherwise crazy and or "damaged" girls will frick your soul out. I've got experienced with this, ask me anything.
Mate my last gf was a purple-haired, full body tatto'ed vietnamese stripper with bimbo fake breasts.
She made a move on me, said she didn't want a relationship or any emotional bullshit, two weeks later she was telling me she loved me and spent half the nights went spent together complaining about how her dad and every man in her life had sexualized her since she was 12.
It ended a year and a half later with the cops escorting me to my house for my own safety after she had attacked me in underwear in the middle of the street at 3pm. Ripped my shirt off and clawed my back like a bobcat before I realized wtf was happening, when I started restraining her some dude pulled over and started to accuse me of beating her up and called the cops. Luckily a bunch of neighbors had seen the whole thing and came to help me when the pigs showed up.
Still, and BY FAR, the best sex ever. Honestly would do it all again, other girls barely attract me anymore. I don't think I'll ever meet a girl this much into hatefricking.
>Have sex with woman that was child prostitute
>What could go wrong?
>>Have sex with woman that was child prostitute
She wasn't a hoe at 12 tho (at least I hope). Just a cute vietnamese girl with a dirty look living in France. Obviously everyone around her will look at her. That her dad did is a bit fricked up tho.
>She wasn't a hoe at 12 tho (at least I hope).
Nah, just a Ho
Ho Chi Minh
>the best sex ever
It always is, I was kicked out of the apartment and escorted to my dads, but not before the Hamilton PD's most dedicated steroid user threatened me while we were alone and demanded to know that I hit her. Hope he gets killed by a tweaker, still worth it.
>crazy and or "damaged" girls will frick your soul out
>other girls barely attract me anymore
QED
>She made a move on me, said she didn't want a relationship or any emotional bullshit
Fricking just broke it off with a girl who started it the exact same way.
No emotional bullshit my fricking wiener
Still the best pussy I've ever stuck my dick in and it's not even close.
>otherwise crazy and or "damaged" girls will frick your soul out
jokes on them, I already hate myself lol
I see you are a man of culture as well
Everything is more exciting when there's a bit of danger involved and it's in our instincts to associate sharp teeth with danger
>sharp teeth
Why the frick is this so fricking hot?
Extremely common in the old colonial Congo.
Was already a part of the warrior culture there before the Belgians arrived, but with the big increase in violence from the rubber quotas (punishable by collective death of your village if you miss), it became very commonplace and there was even a slave trade that bargained directly in humans to be eaten.
The Belgians themselves turned a blind eye to the cannibalism of their auxiliaries, they actually felt it was likely more hygienic than leaving the bodies to rot so they didn't crack down on it.
There are rumors that some of the colonials developed a taste for it after a while.
This famous picture is supposedly of a father looking at the remains of his infant daughter (a hand and foot) after she was taken away to be eaten.
I've read some of the dairy excepts from colonial officers in the milice during the sudan campaign
they where scared shitless about how their men where cannibals. Shacking up with several in one tent, keeping the light on and arms on them at all times because they where afraid of being on the menu next.
Keep in mind that there was about one white guy for every 100 blacks and half the time that white guy was violently sick from some tropical malady.
When the belgian state took over one of the first things it did was start shipping in white troops and cracking down on the former black troops of leopholds private states private army. Because a decent chunk of those white men cowering in their tents where belgian army officers on loan to the congo free state. they didn't want a repeat of that and so the belgian force publique became a draconian discipline machine to keep the local black troops in line often taking in young teenagers in the hopes they they hadn't been to affected by their native culture to take up practices like cannibalism
>dairy excepts
Do you have any book recommendations for me who wants to learn more about that time? Where do you find books that are non-revisionistic (or how it's called)? I recently read a book about china written by a german and his chinese wife and it was all like
> bad colonist white german
> china #1
> no mention of cannibalism during china's endless conflicts
> Mao's great jump wasn't actually that bad
...
I bought it in a book store in the mall. I didn't expect that much but it was outright trash.
sadly no
the excerpts are from a friends preparatory work on doing a doctorate on the transition form the congo free state to the belgian congo.
So he was going over diaries of people that where part of that.
But he didn't end up going for his doctorate because he got a much more lucrative offer than becoming an academic.
the excerpts themselves are in period french (not that much of an issue) and period flemish (which has changed a fair bit)
Not just colonial
IIRC, albinos are often regarded in a similar manner in much of Africa, so they tend to get killed and eaten.
Why are the Belgians clearly the cannibals of Europe? What drives them? What do they see in it?
FTU, picrel shows top to bottom German, English, French and Belgian colonization of Africa.
>Why are the Belgians clearly the cannibals of Europe?
The path towards the first Belgian chocolate was a tough and arduous one, with a few misconceptions here and there. Somewhere out there, there was a very astonished British dignitary who had told Leopold that they were all brown because they were made out of chocolate, as a joke.
Of course, Belgian humor never got beyond simply their existence, so they took it literally.
>Why are the Belgians clearly the cannibals of Europe
They've had a taste for it ever since they ate their prime minister.
Neutrality makes people do crazy things
>Bottom left panel
ANON! THINK OF THE ADVERTISERS!
Reminds me of one of my favorite political comics from the time
They were just like us, the soul of mankind is timeless...
>goosestepping giraffes
>some of the colonials developed a taste for it after a while
Is this the famous Belgian chocolate I've heard so much about?
It's surprising once you get into it how hand off Belgium was in the Congo.
Fricking hell Carlos
> This famous picture is supposedly of a father looking at the remains of his infant daughter (a hand and foot) after she was taken away to be eaten.
I-don’t-think-so_tim_jpg
They never knew which kids were their kids. It’s like modern France. Women just walk around oozing the most recent suitor’s cum 24/7. You can raise any kid you like.
>2000+ years of recorded history
>Here's an instance of cannibalism from 1 siege from 1 completely reliable source
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the benevolent Liu Bei spends the night in the home of a peasant. As the peasant has no food, he kills his wife and cooks her for his guest. Upon learning of what his dinner was, Liu Bei is deeply moved by the peasant's generosity.
homie what the frick?
Must be the Kazakh edition.
>romance of the three kingdoms
No more of a reliable historical source than Shakespeare's Richard III is to the War of the Roses (though since it's mentioned I also recall a passing mention of an ongoing famine in Rot3K describing people as exchanging children to eat)
No, but it tells you what Elizabethan English people thought was virtuous behavior.
Touché: I'd not considered that aspect.
To an extent we have to also consider how much of Shakespeare’s work is influenced by the period he is writing in. The Greek ones I remember are the heaviest on the rape, the medieval ones can be more brutal, especially given the Scottish cultural flavor, then the Renaissance ones that are overdramatic are set in the Mediterranean, and the belief at the time and referenced in the text is people who live there are hotter tempered and quicker to changes in emotion. When looking at the opinions of some of the plays you have to ask yourself if game of thrones is an accurate depiction of 21st century values or is it a representation of the perception of the setting
Kind of. People today definitely see nothing wrong with backstabbing, betrayal, or violence towards those they disagree.
I always preferred Zhou Yu when playing Dynasty Warriors.
Its hilarious despite how hard the novel tried to shill for him Liu Bei was still such a massive frickup
>They have their own version of the King Lycaon myth
>It ends with the hero overjoyed that his host murdered his wife and tricked him into eating human flesh
They really are just a satiric take on human beings, aren't they.
Women were property not people, so a dude killing his wife to feed you is a generous sacrifice of goods on his part not a murder.
>Oh come on only one time!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
In 1968 the hippies in the US were preaching free love, in China they were throwing huge public parties in the cities where they communally devoured scholars and landlords.
Asian morality is fricked, that can apply to both ancient and modern populations
Would rather charge to a heroic death tbh
wrong ss
>So desperate to watch other men eat his woman he orders them to
lol cuck
Fricking voregays
Chudjak edit necessary
If you want to talk about fictional media that is extremely popular in a culture and is also pretty fricked up morally then the vast genre of Chinese Cultivation martial arts stories is pretty up there.
Its often that sort of twisted power-fantasy tale much like Japan and its love of Isekai (which also can be pretty twisted morally in terms of the Protagonists antics and done so as to appeal to the reader, like buying slaves as your harem of monstergirl waifus because trying to actually attract a woman is too much work)
*spits blood*
YOU ARE COURTING DEATH
>*spits blood*
If a half-Japanese half-Chinese guy got super pissed off but also super horny would blood end up shooting out of both his mouth and nose at the same time?
yes
yeah. the entire faceslapping thing.
you can see a lot of how these chinese authors think and their morals/ideals.
What they would do if given power.
How they expect other people already with power around them to act.
So much selfishness, betrayal, backstabbing, cruelty, and arrogance.
Its fricked up and reflective of their society.
Japan couches its odd isekai fantasies that have sprung up behind "oh its a foreign culture so its ok" but under it all you seem to see a lot more of men who are just fricking lonely and desperate for a woman but don't want to do it the normal way.
Its like they can't figure out how to write their protagonist getting together with a girl so they forcibly tie them together with slavery or beastman instincts or some other contrivance.
Almost as if they cannot figure out how to write simple chemistry and social interactions to BRING them together.
It has to be something that forces them together in most cases.
What the frick is the "normal way" these days? You practically have to set things in another world just to break loose from the tinder hookup/bar thot/etc. baseline of the current year.
encountering a girl however and not being utterly passive and necessitating that the woman chases YOU, which is how most of it is written.
the only thing these guys seem to think they can do is work hard and focus on their goals, and then the woman relationship "just sort of happens! ;P"
yeah I am aware of how shit things became here. dunno how it is for japan but that doesn't mean they have to WRITE things that way.
Its not like japan can't write a somewhat more normal relationship developing... though I use that term loosely since they need the entertainment factor.
Look at pic related:
Despite how fricking batshit nuts it is (on the level of gintama in terms of crack) they have something far more normal under it all.
You have guys getting interested in girls and trying to pursue relationships with them.
Trying to spend time, trying to talk with them, trying to hang out, etc.
And the girls are doing the same.
Yes its all massively fricked with by the author/artist being utterly fricking TWISTED, but underneath all the bullshit is a bunch of people with motivations and basic ideas of human interaction (barring alcohol, how to treat your friends.... and.... other things) that are FAR more "normal" than a lot of what is out there.
> grand blue is supposed to be more "normal"
>encountering a girl however and not being utterly passive and necessitating that the woman chases YOU
So, getting arrested for sexual harassment.
apparently, yes.
Anon, you not getting any might just be a skill issue.
Text a girl good morning/good night behind her boyfriend's back and wait
gm sir, how long do I have to wait before asking her to open bobs
Another point: the protagonist is supposed to start as someone relatable to the reader - similar age, similar situation, etc. How many isekai MCs start as wageslaves in some sweatshop corpo, often isekai'd after literally dying from overwork? Now imagine what kind of people those novels are written for and ask yourself if they still have the drive/energy/time to spare on developing a normal relationship.
You do realise the Japanese man is supposed to only be at home by bedtime and leave in the early morning? Commute to work, work all day, go eat dinner and drink with work buddies afterwards until it is time to stagger home. That's the Japanese gold standard and has been so since the 1950s. No wonder they want to go to another world. Or why they have trouble with women.
How do Wuxia stories deal with the idea of countries outside of fantasy-china-land.
Do they have their own methods of gaining supernatural powerlevels and improving themselves since its a natural thing that exists in the universe.
Instead do the creators think its only something the people of wuxia land have and foreign distant empires civilizations and their other races would be powerless against fantasy chinese
Or do all other places simply not exist alongside the land of rivers & lakes, it very much being a small and utterly contained setting?
Video semi-related
>other lands
Literally don't exist. The very concept would completely destroy Wuxia based stories, like how actual civilizations destroyed China IRL.
How would European people cultivate themselves into superhumans? Becoming like figures unto greek myth perhaps, or through the power of True Faith in almighty God?
Would knightly chivalry be a cultural counterpart to wuxia chivalry, or 'Renaissance Men' who are capable of all the different arts and sciences beyond just the part about beating other people up?
In Virtuous Sons (actually well written) they essentially cultivate their Virtus
We'd develop Space Marine genesneed IRL and/or in-utero gene editing (which would have the beneficial secondary effect of well-off minorities seasoning they fetuses with blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin, increased intelligence and impulse control, etc.)
Generally entirely unmentioned, and if they are it's usually just as a off-handed remark.
Other ways of getting strength or approaching power completely derails the sloppy stories of most wuxia, as they are very low quality power fantasy garbage.
Depends on the Wuxia. Many of the other countries mentioned in Wuxia tend to be fairly close neighboring countries like Japan or Korea which more or less follow similar martial arts principles just with slight variations in customs, weapons, and language. If you have a more historical bent you might include places like Mongolia or the Hunic tribes or the smaller extinct nations like the Jin or Dali kingdoms.
Sometimes India might appear especially when you deal with stories about the founding of Shaolin Temple. The story goes that all Chinese martial arts descends from Shaolin Temple and Shaolin was founded by an Indian Buddhist monk named Bodhidharma. He was once an Indian prince from the warrior caste who renounced his title to take up Buddhism. He eventually traveled to China where he found local Buddhist monks who were spiritually strong but physically weak due to doing nothing but sitting and meditating all day. He then taught them essentially weaponized yoga in order to strengthen their bodies and defend themselves from bandits and wildlife.
There might be some nationalist sentiment like "Which country's martial arts is best?" where the answer can vary from "China" to "No such thing as it depends on the individual."
>because trying to actually attract a woman is too much work)
That can be hit and miss, with no guarantees, and not all men have the same skill at that (you might be ugly and have no game), but becoming wealthy, being autist honourable and buying or capturing a ton of women, guaranteed payoff.
Checkmate romantics.
I like this romaboo histroygay lesbians art.
I swear this is taken from a page in a latin book Ecce Romani
She's a big fan of history, specifically roman, she probably took the design of the baths directly from some sort of work on the time period depicting them.
>she
*big doubt*
This
Some of the posts are too funny for a woman
Oglaf's creator is a woman iirc
Oglaf is made by a writer and an artist working together. The woman is the artist.
There's more worrying parts of this text than the syphilis
>female Landsknecht’s
Extremely Based Taste
Consider this gyaru Landsknecht
Someone beat you to it
more of this artist
https://twitter.com/CenturiiC/media
Leftside reminded me of Fiona from Spy x Family, right side is so hot,although muscle on thorax side was messed up due too many vertical lines..
>itt people too pussy to fight to the end for their glorious dynasty
Yes please just surrender. Don't fight till your bellies are empty. Nothing is more important than your personal well being
>Dying for a dynasty
>Emperor goes on to take your wife as a concubine
Sounds pretty cucked
>slave mentality
>"Human cannibalism occurred in Guangxi during the Cultural Revolution. According to Zheng Yi (郑义), a scholar who conducted detailed research on the topic in the late 1980s and later smuggled some copies of official documents to the United States, at least 137 people—perhaps hundreds more—were eaten by others and thousands of people participated in the cannibalism.[1][3][4][6][5][9] Documents also record a variety of forms of cannibalism, including eating people as an after-dinner snack, slicing off the meat in big parties, dividing up the flesh so each person could take a large chunk home, barbecuing or roasting the liver, and so on.[5][10][11]"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
>In the massacre, methods of slaughter included "beheading, beating, live burial, stoning, drowning, boiling, group slaughters, disemboweling, digging out hearts, livers, genitals, slicing off flesh, blowing up with dynamite, and more".[1][7] In one case, according to official records, a person had dynamite bound to the back and was blown up into pieces by other people (天女散花)—just for fun.
>In another case of 1968, "a geography instructor named Wu Shufang (吴树芳) was beaten to death by students at Wuxuan Middle School. Her body was carried to the flat stones of the Qian River where another teacher was forced at gunpoint to rip out the heart and liver. Back at the school the pupils barbecued and consumed the organs."
What the actual frick
>In 2013, Yang Liping, a notable Chinese dancer, claimed that she had seen cannibalism during the Cultural Revolution, although not necessarily in Guangxi. She stated that "I am pessimistic about humanity and pessimistic about humans. Because we have been through the Cultural Revolution, we have become very alert. I am very alert, alert like a peawiener. Be careful, because humans are the most horrible animals, otherwise Michael Jackson wouldn't have died ... I saw people eat people, and people hurt people, just like nowadays. Nowadays people can hurt you anytime, yet they don't even know why they hurt you."[26][27]
There's a whole lot to unpack here
but for what purpose?
It's in their nature
For fun, didn't you read? They didn't have tvs in 1968 China, they had to entertain themselves somehow
This was during the Cultural Revolution, which was basically the Reign of Terror 2.0 on steorids. Mao Zedong whipped up his student cadres into a revolutionary frenzy and they were told to destroy all symbols of old decadent bourgeoisie culture, with no real definition or standards to figure out who was a counter revolutionary. So everyone just started making shit up and trying to one up each other. Killing a counter revolutionary was passe, so how do you show you were even more ideologically pure and leftist? You eat them.
>eat your landlord
based
I wish
Eat the Rich
If I was Taiwanese, I'd be quite worried about 2024.
Does it count as canibalism if human adjacent species eat dead owners?
Pets are pretty much treated like mini humans and family members
Are you dumb or just pretending to be?
Cannibalism has a unique history basically everywhere, but as I said in the beginning China stands alone in this regard just by the volume and consistency. I know I said "finally" earlier, but there's one more notable aspect to cannibalism that I want to mention here, and that's cannibalism as a shared taboo. This isn't really its own subtype but is more like baggage. Many times in history when cannibalism has been engaged in this hasn't been done under happy circumstances and as such there is a feeling of guilt or shame on the participants; this guilt is then shared and assuaged through mandatory participation in cannibalism on the part of all present, even if only a token amount is consumed. There's an example of this happening in (where else) China, where a provincial official was collectively murdered and then afterwards some hundreds of people were forced to eat some portion of his remains so they shared the same guilt. Cannibalism in war is also, I feel, a bit of a special case. It's certainly not a mitigating factor by any stretch of the imagination but I would argue that it also makes it more understandable. As well and as has always been the case, war attracts the kind of people who were previously known as the criminally insane (including, naturally, cannibals) and I feel that this also makes cannibalism more likely. I also feel that this was almost certainly the case for a number of people in the Chinese histories, including one general from the Three States period who was famous for eating a ton of people. I'm doing a disservice to the topic by not getting more into the weeds, specifically about "cannibalism as vengeance" but it's beyond the scope of this quickie and in the link I have.
Anyway, thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you want a good article with literally hundreds of references specifically to cannibalism in China, check this out.
https://archive.org/details/bulletin-71/page/72/mode/2up
3/3
that was fun, thanks anon
I heard that a lot of meat in Canadian stores are actually dead invaders
Free mystery meat is common and the cops support it
Astonishingly amidst all nonsense goodness has won
>Astonishingly amidst all nonsense goodness has won
There is no good in Canada, the entire nation larps at being good, it is all a facade so when they murder you and consume your flesh, no one would suspect them, because Canadians are too nice to do such a thing.
Ever heard of sample-meat/cultured-meat?
People can live off their own meat instead of eating animals. One tiny sample can feed infinite people endlessly
cultured meat is literally cancer
I'd rather take my chances chopping up homeless people
do African Bush wars count?
Africans still partake in cannibalism. They have since the dawn of time.
>Anon doesn't get laid
>This is society's fault
If you are caught in that situation, what is the best way to prepare the human meat? What is the consensus on taste and texture?
Bleached, formaldehyde bathed and autoclaved is the only acceptable way.
And even that might not be sufficient to kill all the prions.
>cannibalism drives you literally crazy
>the dominant powers today descend from the colonial powers that forbid cannibalism
let me guess, it's just a coincidence. fool me once...
Largest "society" that actively practiced cannibalism I can think of are the Dahomey.
And that place was probably the worst hellhole on Earth.
Have you not been paying attention to the Russian meat cube? Cut them up, grind them into paste, then compress into cubes. Goes great with pig snout. It's a delicacy.
All countries should been forced to enforce death sentence for cannibals and right for citizens to kill cannibals on stop,
BIG SWORD
For a moment I thought it was 2B, I really want to 3d print her model and paint it.
I’ve come back to look at this image in this thread five times now.
Source is here if it's of interest (same artist who drew some of of the other images itt)
https://twitter.com/CenturiiC/status/1708126180535357479
Thanks, coomer.
>tan thighs
He gets it.
George HW Bush's air crew was eaten and he was the only one to escape. Many believe he partook.
>and then, for no reason at all, the United States dropped atomic bombs on Japan
How common is cannibalism in warfare at christmas?
Why does that horse have reactive armor?
reference to that ukraine meme about putting reactive armor on everything
tfw no hohol horse gf covered in reactive armour
>you nut
>shes hit
>she explodes
i can work this in
>what's the most recent example?
DRC today. We're lucky we haven't seen cannibalism by Russians in Ukraine.
>We're lucky we haven't seen cannibalism by Russians in Ukraine
Which doesn't mean there weren't any
If there were any, or if the media thought they could get away with pretending there was, we'd've heard about it by now.
there was a guy who brought a ukranian soldier's cranium back to russia as a trophy and showed it off
https://twitter.com/sternenko/status/1563763961740333056
maybe it's a theater prop though? I'm not an expert phrenologist so I can't tell
Hell yeah, skulls for the skull throne
Wuxia is just the 'normal' kungfu where people jump from treetop to treetop while there's another name for the garbage where there's literal universal ranks that people power up to right?
And the strongest guy in the previous rank/tier universe is garbage in the next one so you have to start powering up & meditating & snorting cut up tiger penis and popping other chinese-medicine pills so you can graduate to the next rank all so the author can stretch out the novel series for thousands of chapter.
Also dudes are casually destroying and recreating universes with every fart, as a power fantasy ascended past a power fantasy.
>Wuxia is just the 'normal' kungfu where people jump from treetop to treetop while there's another name for the garbage where there's literal universal ranks that people power up to right?
yes, it's called Xianxia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xianxia
>influenced by philosophies of Taoism, Chan Buddhism, Chinese martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese folk religion, Chinese alchemy, other traditional elements of Chinese culture
No wonder its shit
>meditating & snorting cut up tiger penis and popping other chinese-medicine pills so you can graduate to the next rank all so the author can stretch out the novel series for thousands of chapter
that's in wuxia as well
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is an excellent example
>No wonder its shit
nonsensical overpowered bullshit is always shit, whether it's
>SOMEHOW PALPATINE HAS RETURNED
or
>QUANTUM!!
OK but agrippa here is superior
It's definitely SEXTUS
Sextus Pompey was a naval genius who nearly starved Rome to death despite being severely outnumbered in a fight against the whole empire (he only had Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia lol). Agrippa was Augustus' dog who was too subservient to seize power for himself from that weak homosexual.
wheres the Dom-Machinegun?
Mommy Deuce
Amongst Asians, it is extremely common.
Africans too, but much less written about for obvious reasons.
>but much less written about for obvious reasons.
Because they didn't have systems of written language until a few hundred years ago?
Yeah. And just nobody cares really. It's sort of expected.
>It's a fake country named after Ba'al. Hebrew has no vowels so Ba'al is just as easily Bel, Bol, Bul, Bal etc. Also canniBAL. Etymology matters
Real Schizo Hours
>Odette Khan
So did she marry down or is she "french"?
It's spelled Kahn, a German surname meaning either "small boat" or from the Hebrew Kohen "priest". Can't find any information on her family or if she was married. Kahn died in 1982, six years after the 1976 Judgement of Paris.
Odette Khan is a Filipino actress.
How many times does wine tasting have to be debunked as a load of horse shit?
>Ba'al is just as easily Bel, Bol, Bul
uh
>hammer looks like the part of my swiss army knife i never use
If I was a chinaman and devious by nature, I'd do it too.