Sooo....

[skull_bearer]

I'm watching a program about that guy in Germany who ate his boyfriend. I'm not enjoying it because I kinda think that if someone wants to be eaten and you want to eat him, then hey, feel free. It's not as though he's murdering random people like Hannibal. Unfortuantely the program is treating this like the last Lecter film, and seem to be desperate for us to agree that the poor bastard deserves to remain behind bars. When what he really did was little worse than assisting suicide (cannbalism wasn't illegal in Germany at the time).
Dude, the guy was catering to cannibal fetishes, and the vast majority of people he met through this he didn't eat because they didn't want to die. Get it? They wanted him to pretend to eat them, but not to really do it. If the guy really was a psychopath, do you think they'd have left alive? But they did, and somehow, no matter how much you flash strobe lights at me and graphically describe his fantasies, you still can't convince me this guy is a threat to society.

The real cherry on the cake was when I finally lost interest and changd channel, only to see that my other choices were 'Kill the Man', 'Rambo III', or 'Military campaigns of WW2'.

There's something slightly wrong here.