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uberVU - social comments 3 months, 1 week ago on Wordpress

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This post was mentioned on Twitter by hisfoodblog: @BouchonFor2 @mezzalaneous yes just found out it’s a hoax! So glad it was… now I can finally eat my sashimi in peace http://bit.ly/2AndwN...

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_Fabio 3 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

@Alelex88 @DiegoGoes também fiquei boladaço, mas TÁ TUDO BEM AGORA http://is.gd/4Hl6i

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capnmarrrrk 3 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

Ah. Yes...Baby Eating Soup is indeed a hoax from one blood group against another: http://bit.ly/EoZMc #SUCKER!

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hisfoodblog 3 months, 2 weeks ago on Twitter

@BouchonFor2 @mezzalaneous yes just found out tts a hoax! So glad it was... now I can finally eat my sashimi in peace http://bit.ly/2AndwN

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JudgeX 3 months, 3 weeks ago on Wordpress

Though the story is disturbing, obviously, in order to discredit it, you must provide credible evidence beyond “Oh my God, how terrible”.

You denounce the factual nature of the article vehemently, but you provide zero tangible evidence to support your claim.

They have photographic evidence of what they are reporting. To debunk the photos as fake, you would at the very least have to invent a realistic justification for how and why they are fake.

To completely debunk the truth of the article, you would have to be able to replicate the fake photographs and show us how they were made, or, provide other evidence that this isn’t real.

Another option would be to have a photographic expert or medical expert at least COMMENT that the photos are fake. Though this wouldn’t necessarily SOUNDLY disprove the concept, it would add power to your argument.

This applies to the article you linked, as well. I don’t care that “blood libel” exists. Without solid evidence that the photos are somehow fake, we cannot, in good conscience, doubt the veracity of the claims.

If you can’t do any of that, simply screaming that it’s fake in 1000 different blogs and forums doesn’t really do anything but scrape what could possibly be a hideous crime under the carpet, and discourage people from investigating it… doing much more harm than good.

So, tell me again, what piece of evidence do you have that proves that these pictures are fake, apart from your own strong urge to disbelieve?

Please be rational and avoid name calling. I assure you, I’m no “dribble-jaw” or common idiot, nor should I be called names for my willingness to view and acknowledge the rest of the content on charon’s boat and similar websites.

I am not being intentionally obtuse. I am not a devout believer that the things pictured are 100% true. I am simply approaching rationally, and, from a completely logical angle, I am inclined to believe what I see and read in the Seoul Times, even if taken with a grain of salt.

I invite you to look again, closely, at the photos, and if your position is that a real fetus was used to create the hoax, you may have a point… however, saying outright that this does not happen, with no evidence other than the opinions of other uninformed people to support your claim, is equally incorrect.

Thanks,

http://www.judgex.com/

EM Comment:

The Chinese artist who faked the photos is well documented, including by the BBC. I would invite you to check that out, rather than claim something that you cannot prove.

Here is a photo that proves my point: this is the artist Zhu Yu from his 2000 art show “Eating People”.

Check for other images of the artist to see that it is him. For example: ... See all content Hide content

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Binoy A. Mathew 10 months, 1 week ago on Wordpress

This has been going around for so many years now, that people still fall for it.

It is quite obviously going around for the ’shock-value’ attached to it.

I hope this update would put an end to it.

GOD Bless!

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