Why is cannibalism wrong?

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"A Modest Proposal" is an essay by Jonathan Swift, published in 1729, suggesting that impoverished Irish parents could alleviate their economic struggles by selling their children as food to wealthy landlords. The essay uses reasonable points to explain British management of Potatonigger island and the reasonable attitudes towards the poor, highlighting the simplistic solutions to complex social issues.

Jonathan Swift was right.
 
I came to defend cannibalism like a proper fucking Aryan. And you just lazily quote Swift as if A modest proposal isn't satire.

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Then argue coward
The only arguments against cannibalism are "moral" and "safety"

Moralistic Fallacy doesn't demand a retort. It isn't sensible for food to pretend to hold some position of superior morality over me based on nothing.

As for safety. "You'll get diseases" is the cry of cowards. The danger of prions is in consuming human brains. It's overblown. The risk of prions is less severe than say, the risk of improperly prepared fugu, yet fugu is a delicacy and no one is whinging like a pussy when it's consumed.

What's left? Consent arguements? Consent is nebulous at best as to how to proceed after death and in fact some countries use a presumed consent model when determining organ donation.

Also, you're shit at this and you should hang it up.
 
Prions are only a problem when you consume brains, cyclically, increasing their concentration within a given population.

Maybe I'm autistic, but I don't see how this explains why cannibalism is bad.
Look into the eyes of the people in the images under cannibalism and just look at their expressions. I think a picture speaks more about it than I could
 
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