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BOISE, Idaho — A bill was introduced in the House State Affairs Committee on Thursday, Feb. 8, which aims to add language to Idaho's cannibalism law, which already outlaws "any person who willfully ingests the flesh or blood of a human being."
House Bill 522, titled "cannibalism," was written and introduced by Republican Representative Heather Scott. The bill aims to expand the definition of cannibalism to include the provision of human flesh or blood to others, specifically, "providing flesh or blood to another human being without their knowledge or consent."
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Apparently our heroine was on a plane and saw a video of people being fed sausages made with people. Outraged, she immediately jumped into action to pass a bill prohibiting people eating people “without their knowledge.” She has said that she does not want these sausages being sold at Home Depot! Unfortunately or fortunately, depending on your point of view, the video she saw was a prank video. Not to be undone, I, for one, am glad that there will be warning labels in Idaho that the food contains people before being served or bought.
IT’S PEOPLE! PEOPLE!
“Scott’s bill is based entirely on a video-recorded prank that Scott couldn’t even have been bothered to research. In other words, this isn’t even happening. It’s not a problem. It’s not real. But that’s where we are in Idaho: Unhinged, unreal legislators can bring forth just about any crazy idea and get a bill printed.”
Read more at: https://www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/editorials/article285248892.html#storylink=cpy
Idaho should also immediately ban this book:
House Bill 522, titled "cannibalism," was written and introduced by Republican Representative Heather Scott. The bill aims to expand the definition of cannibalism to include the provision of human flesh or blood to others, specifically, "providing flesh or blood to another human being without their knowledge or consent."
Bill titled 'cannibalism' introduced in Idaho legislature
Idaho Rep. Heather Scott introduced a bill that would add text to Idaho's established cannibalism law.
www.ktvb.com
Apparently our heroine was on a plane and saw a video of people being fed sausages made with people. Outraged, she immediately jumped into action to pass a bill prohibiting people eating people “without their knowledge.” She has said that she does not want these sausages being sold at Home Depot! Unfortunately or fortunately, depending on your point of view, the video she saw was a prank video. Not to be undone, I, for one, am glad that there will be warning labels in Idaho that the food contains people before being served or bought.
IT’S PEOPLE! PEOPLE!
“Scott’s bill is based entirely on a video-recorded prank that Scott couldn’t even have been bothered to research. In other words, this isn’t even happening. It’s not a problem. It’s not real. But that’s where we are in Idaho: Unhinged, unreal legislators can bring forth just about any crazy idea and get a bill printed.”
Read more at: https://www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/editorials/article285248892.html#storylink=cpy
Idaho should also immediately ban this book:
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