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And there aren't any laws against cannibalism or bestiality. The only that can stop a cannibal is that you didn't consent to give them your flesh.

And I don't need a concealed carry permit to carry firearms in public.

The age of consent is 16, which makes me feel perturbed, like the legislation has strange tendencies.

Alright, the next big craze... Cannibal bestiality...
WTF is this place Seminole island?
I don't need a permit either, legally.

Even if it were true that a non-relative could be the one granting permission, the things you're implying, whether that be rape or kidnapping, would likely both still be crimes.

I sure hope so

Yep. They would. I never said they wouldn't be crimes.

when I posted that, I was thinking more along the lines that I could have been an alcoholic at 15.

Wow, glad we cleared this up.
Glad you're not an alcoholic either

It's amusing you thought I was replying to you, alien.

It's amusing that you're even here.

As dark at it is, it should also be known that many countries have no specific, outright law against cannibalism or beastiality, such as specific terms in things like penal codes, but those acts are often covered by other statutes, like murder, desecrating cropses, animal cruelty, etc.

Fair enough, i guess i never considered looking into it...

No worries. lol and Azhurie is likely from Japan, so you can easily look up Japanese law if you wanted to check for yourself. They actually have a 'murder with consent' charge in their penal code, which is bizarrely interesting.

Wow. Ok. Bit of an extreme response.

I might actually look that up. Sound like you said bizarrely interesting.

It's funny that medical euthanasia isn't allowed in Japan.
"I'm in constant agony and am going to die anyway in a month."
"Suffer"

No japan. Japan is worse.

Also, cannibalism and murder are not related. You can go to a surgical center, consent to an amputation for cosmetic purposes, take the removed flesh, and give it to someone else for them to eat, without breaking a single law.