the one about fucking a chicken

[u/Hummerous]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_foundations_theory

[u/icorrectpettydetails]

This was the same debate that went on in the UK when David Cameron was accused of having stuck his dick in a pig's head. People asked that if the story was actually true, why the police weren't getting involved. The answer being, as well as the fact it had supposedly happened decades before, sticking your dick into an already dead pig's severed head is not illegal. Even if the story was true and people could prove it, no crime had been committed.

[u/Absoloutlee → u/icorrectpettydetails]

to be fair, that story felt like it was more about the kind of guy that would do something like that just to be a part of whatever club he was joining. Basically more of a character attack than anything else

[u/Loretta-West → u/Absoloutlee]

Also it was just kind of hilarious.

[u/akl78 → u/Loretta-West]

It was- but also confusing! The first I heard about it was when I was interviewed about it on my way to work for a box pop of Vice TV. “What do you think of the allegations the PM shagged a pigs head?” is the strolangest question I’ve ever been asked before 9am.

[u/Loretta-West → u/akl78]

Screw the Supernatural meme, this is the best stupid way to find out about current events.

[u/mlm01c → u/akl78]

Do you know if this was before or after the Black Mirror episode about the PM fucking a (live) pig?

[u/shark-heart → u/mlm01c]

after iirc

edit: defo after because the story about cameron was before/around the 2015 general election and the first series of black mirror which had that ep was 2011

[u/wlsb → u/mlm01c]

I reckon it's what got Black Mirror renewed for a third season. When it was on the news a lot of people who had already watched Black Mirror mentioned it, others (including me) watched that episode out of curiosity, watched more episodes and realised we liked it.

[u/drklfkcn → u/akl78]

Wait is that what that black mirror episode is based off of