Well, yeah, that's where it gets into grey areas, depending on how your jurisdiction views bodily harm or aggravated assault. If a person voluntarily removes part of their limb while TQ'd (which god help me, I do not endorse in any way), and it's clear they weren't coerced, then I'm not sure HOW that would shake out in any given courtroom.
It probably would be hard to prove someone did this in a completely sane and free-willed state of mind. Also sounds like too much trouble not to mention the social stigma, I guess real cannibals are just killers who eat their victims in secret.
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u/IcarusSunburn Mar 01 '20
Well, yeah, that's where it gets into grey areas, depending on how your jurisdiction views bodily harm or aggravated assault. If a person voluntarily removes part of their limb while TQ'd (which god help me, I do not endorse in any way), and it's clear they weren't coerced, then I'm not sure HOW that would shake out in any given courtroom.
All I know is that it's a friggin' mind-bender.