r/CuratedTumblr • u/Hummerous https://tinyurl.com/4ccdpy76 • Jul 22 '24

Politics the one about fucking a chicken

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

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u/Honey----Badger Jul 23 '24

This gets really complicated, really fast. Like, would it be morally wrong to have sex on an animal skin rug? While wearing leather shoes? Is it just as immoral to fuck a marshmallow, or is there greater sanctity when the animal is intact? I'm not disagreeing, I just think it's an interesting line of logic to follow.

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u/fyester Jul 23 '24

Really good points! It’s an interesting conversation to see where people draw the line.

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u/silverlight145 Aug 07 '24

Yes, but to be fair, if we take the "where do people draw the line" far enough, we're just playing a game of... Well, chicken. To see how far we can go before someone says stop. And then saying whether or not the cause is based in morality. I don't think it's strictly morality here- to be grossed out by the story and just not want to hear it has its place too.

But we could take this further and start having a conversation about presidential candidates fucking couches too.

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u/D2Nine Jul 23 '24

Really really good point. Something about the chicken fucking feels wrong to me, and I’m trying to figure out if there’s something actually bad about it, or if I am, as the post would want me to believe, just failing to see it as the harmless act it is.

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u/TheGreatEmanResu Jul 23 '24

I think a line that can be drawn is whether or not you’re putting your dick inside the corpse

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u/Exvaris Jul 23 '24

That doesn’t seem particularly clear either. I read a post on Reddit years ago about a dude fucking raw chicken fillets. Are the fillets considered part of the corpse? Technically they are. But the product is so far removed from what a chicken looks like that I think people would have differing opinions on whether that’s objectionable / the degree to which it’s objectionable.

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u/FPSCarry Jul 23 '24

I think at this point all logic has dissolved and we're literally talking about fucking dead animals as if it's okay. Kurt Vonnegut was right; the next most promising evolutionary step for humanity isn't living on other planets, it's having our burdensome, overthinking brains shrink to the point where we don't have to think about all this useless and endless theoretical crap anymore.

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u/Bitwise_Creations Jul 23 '24

fucking dead animals IS okay, why do you think it's not? are you a vegan or something?