The year Star Trek came out and showed us in 200 years, we'd have these compact handheld devices that we could talk to anyone on the planet instantly. We did it in 30.
Also that year there was a book called "Make room, Make room" which later became the movie "Soylent Green"
Mmmmmm People |
This story was set in the far future of an overpopulated 2022. If you have never seen it (spoiler!), the famous punchline at the end is that "Soylent Green is made from people".
Not FOR people FROM people. As in Pate'.
Now in the 60's and 70's there was a lot of handwringing about overpopulation and for some reason today we never hear much about it, even tho we have double the world population now.
So, I humbly suggest we are already eating people. Here is my evidence:
Why the creepy smile? He knows your whopper is made from whoppers. |
Think about it. We have 900,000 people a year reported missing, up from 150,000 in 1980.
We have pink slime in our food. What the hell is that shit? Wouldn't ground up people be pink?
Actual pink slime. I think I went to school with that guy. |
Thanks to idiot voters, we don't (in California) have our food labeled. (like they would tell your McRib actually had ribs in it)
We are on average 20 lbs heavier today than in 1990.
Kirstie Alley 1980's |
Kirstie Alley today. |
And then there are the guys that eat homeless peoples faces off and the Jeffery Dahmer's out there. (I think that means we are getting accustomed to the sweet sweet taste of human flesh)
So either we are eating people or there are big bald aliens in D.C. with a cookbook.
It's a cookbook, not a binder full of women. |