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is there no escape?

That would be sadistic.

Well you can practise necrophilia on someone who is alive after you do one very important step.

@OpenCube cube-channn

meat is meat

Sadistic would be shoving their limbs through a meat grinder while they're still alive.

Its causing harm to the honor of the dead person

Or a wood chipper.

But that's not sadism Argus.

Hmm, true

It may be gruesome and disrespectful, but not sadism if they're dead.

respect the dead

It's *wrong*, but not sadistic

Sadism is staying in this server <:deadass:560215324167897128>

Depends on your morals.

I don't know if it's wrong.

Well no

Morality is sometimes objective

Nope.

Some things cannot be justified

Uh oh

Just because you can't imagine it because of your morals doesn't mean others don't disagree.

Without resorting to "my holy book says so"

You have no real argument to say it's immoral.

Everything you will argue goes to "muh feelings".

But what if it's self evident

No such thing.

I think there isn't necessarily a wrong being done to the person whose body it is (since they are dead) but it is potentially a wrong against anyone who cared for that person while they were alive. Additionally it might be a violation of the dead persons wishes regarding what will happen to their body after death. Finally i think the mutilator is committing a wrong against themselves by being so degenerate, i'm sure someone who mutilated bodies will become further detached from society and less capable of empathy.

true

human meat dont taste like anything anyways

You don't really have any good argument for why they should have any say to what happens to their body after death.

Whether the killer was being sadistic or gruesome seems a matter of the killers state of mind to me

Factually wrong. Sadism requires pain of the victim. There is no pain if they were dead.

That's part of the definition.

You know what i'm saying

Yes, and you're wrong. Maybe you don't know what you're saying.

Stop being autistic with everyone

Hmmm well its just about respect and the social fabric, I don't think people follow rules because someone is there to enforce them most of the time but because you respect rules with the expectation others will do likewise. Since this isn't based on enforcement i don't see why them being dead changes anything because other people will still witness whether you respect rules or not.

He's being factually autistic

Not really in the wrong