Mis-conceptions towards others:Discussed, clarified & put to rest

ofcourse they're dead but they still are human beings

 

Tigers eat humans = just natural

humans eat tigers = natural also

tigers eat tigers = not natural

humans eat humans = cannibalism, insanity

 

then why would lions get extinct when it is not normal?

 

Royalty as a sort of celebrity, but having little or no power? That's comforting in a way, but that Prince William is something alright, putting first public service above his own, that's so Chivalric, ofcourse a lot of people nowadays think that chivalry is dead & people who still adhere to it are Romantics (the Philosophical meaning of it, that is)

As for eating anything not usually eaten, yes hunger & poverty can drive people to eat anything. There was this documentary where people ate tree worms & house/sewer rats (field mice, the ones found in rice paddies are "clean" & edible, in a way) because they had no money to buy "regular" food, so they make do. Also, some eat meat that is tainted, or "double dead" (meat from livestock that died from sickness, but was still butchered & sold at market, this is against the law though), or meat that had gone stale, or the most disgusting of all, food from dustbins or left over food from fast foods & restaurants!

As for that ditti from Japan, that's totally insane, the one from India is something based on their faith, but I think they only eat the ashes & they mix it & some of the dead person's blood onto a meal/dish of some sort.

 

tigers do eat tigers. when a tiger mom can't get anything to eat, it will eat it's own child.

 

I think Monarchy is the best way to go, because the King/Queen have to care about the country, as if the country were his/her own family, and you ahve to mak respectable decisions that everyone can follow, and still be in order, and act as the head, but the people alse need to respect you also.

 

nah they injest flesh as well, it was on nat geo

not really most monarchies become corrupt in the long run which leads to a revolt that either kills the whole royal family or strips them of their power over people that's why there aren't really any pure monarchy ruled states anymore

 

Ever watched the one where they leave their dead on a secred mountain & let the vultures & other wild animals eat the corpses? Now that's unique, they're not disrespecting the dead ofcourse, it's just part of their culture

 

well, it states here that the people eat foetus for dinner, is that an instinct of survival I prefer to plant kamote (sweet potatoes ) in my backyard or maybe throw a sayote in a piece of land so when they grow I would have something to eat

http://www.geocities.com/orthopapism/anthropophagy3.html

 

@clyffe: Sayote (pronounced Sah - Yo -Teh), in English is Mirlitons

@loony: Or like The Inuits (I hope I spelled it correctly) eating seal meat or us (Filipinos) eating dog meat, something unique to one's culture

 

dog meat isn't unique china has dog farms for that purpose

 

for exampleiscovery Channel

 

There's a tribe in Papua New Guinea who are admitted Cannibals & here in the Philippines, somewhere on the Visayas Islands are tribes who are also, Cannibals, they go to Manila & lure unsuspecting people to go on a vacation in their province, only to be served as a main dish on an annual Cannibalistic Cultural event