The Blacks are eating Corpses in New O

**Divinus Arma** · 09-03-2005, 09:51

According to a civil rights leader:

Originally Posted by Randall Robinson

It is reported that black hurricane victims in New Orleans have begun eating corpses to survive. Four days after the storm, thousands of blacks in New Orleans are dying like dogs.

FOUR days?

How the hell are people eating each other after only four friggin days?

Hey Sammy, pass me a deep-fried fingers and some cajun skins!

FOUR days?! WTF?! It would take me, like, at least FIVE days before I started eating anyone!

**Divinus Arma** · 09-03-2005, 09:56

Here is the link. Sorry.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/randal...ns_b_6643.html

**Sjakihata** · 09-03-2005, 10:08

big difference, four or five. That's not really the point. Why can emergency aid agencies and the US gov be so incompetent to not deliver food properly?

**The Blind King of Bohemia** · 09-03-2005, 10:09

After four or five days! I think thats a load of crap personally. I know things must be pretty bad down there but i just can't see cannibalism as one of them

**Radier** · 09-03-2005, 10:24

But there must be alot of food floating around in te supermarkets? I didn´t think cannibalism in a rich country like USA was possible. Now I know...

But how could they be so stupid not to prepare for the storm?

**Kagemusha** · 09-03-2005, 10:40

I think that only food in stores in New Orleans that can be eaten is canned food,everything else is rotten.Cannibalism shows just how thin layer people have that differents them from animals.This makes me really sad.

**Divinus Arma** · 09-03-2005, 12:34

Originally Posted by Sjakihata

big difference, four or five. That's not really the point. Why can emergency aid agencies and the US gov be so incompetent to not deliver food properly?

Actually, This is my asinine sarcastic sense of humor. I am glad you were entertained and truly believed that one day (in less than a week total, no less) makes a difference in eating human flesh. May the sun shine on you forever.

**Divinus Arma** · 09-03-2005, 12:40

Originally Posted by bartix

It is also sad to me that this is presented as race issue, not poverty.
I think Randall Robinson makes for himself a disservice.
Hunger is possible also for white people and Asians.
The thing is they are poor and hungry.
Not "we are black so we eat this dead guy".
May be if they could afford before storm they would be buying for them selves small pile of canned food?

But is this story even true? It is only loose claim of Randall Robinson?
Unsubstantiated?

This is a black civil rights activist column. The black is the one who makes his own race the issue. Does he say the poor eat corpses? No. He says blacks. Now it is a race issue. But why? because HE made it a race issue. I hope he eats a corpse.

**Slyspy** · 09-03-2005, 13:08

Repeat - this article is just hearsay.

**Rodion Romanovich** · 09-03-2005, 10:37

Originally Posted by Divinus Arma

According to a civil rights leader:

FOUR days?

How the hell are people eating each other after only four friggin days?

Hey Sammy, pass me a deep-fried fingers and some cajun skins!

FOUR days?! WTF?! It would take me, like, at least FIVE days before I started eating anyone!

Although it's sad what's going on, it has a good side too. Maybe this time, for once, mankind will understand that avoiding such things as cannibalism, murder and all other atrocies is about avoiding the situations that give birth to such actions. That all populations go evil when in the wrong situations. Maybe this will make people understand why poor are more prone to committing crime even in peaceful situations? And why Somalians and Rwanda inhabitants have killed each others so much, even though they aren't more evil than any others. Maybe people will stop seeing society as perfect, and not tolerate the humans that aren't adapted to it. Maybe they'll see that they too are controlled by their environment, that all actions has it's root in environment, not in the inside of people. Perhaps then, people will realize that it's society, and not mankind, that's faulty when things go wrong. Perhaps people will realize that society should be changed, and not humans, when society and mankind isn't in harmony.

After all, this was expected. No matter what extremist deniers say, humans are egoists by nature. In a situation of danger, where murder and unethical behavior is benefitial, anyone will eat his brother.

If this hurricane would have that effect - the effect that people realize that environment, not the way the humans in that environment are born, determine the actions, and it would lead to people stopping to adapt mankind to civilization, and instead adapt civilization after mankind, then this hurricane will be a good thing - it will save the lives of millions of humans in the future.

**Slyspy** · 09-03-2005, 12:16

This article, it should be noted, is not a report of cannabalism but a report of the report of cannabalism. I would need an original eye-witness report before assuming that this article is correct.