Here we have an anthropomorphized pig, or a woman represented as a humanoid pig, getting kidnapped and eaten.
If this woman or whatever is able to be part of human society as pictured, eating her fits the moral meaning of cannibalism.
The comic is just using the pig visual to “joke” about rape, but if you think about it a few seconds the joke is not much better, especially with the underlying tones of showing women as victims, the only difference between a human woman and a pig woman being that one is good for rape, the other as food.
I personally can’t even understand how this can be funny.
A joke combining rape culture and cannibalism, fun.
Cannibalism?
Not technically cannibalism, but I don’t know the word for eating sapient species that are not your own.
I think that would be called murder.
No, murder is completely unrelated to cannibalism. You can eat people who haven’t been murdered, and you can murder people without eating them.
Here we have an anthropomorphized pig, or a woman represented as a humanoid pig, getting kidnapped and eaten. If this woman or whatever is able to be part of human society as pictured, eating her fits the moral meaning of cannibalism.
The comic is just using the pig visual to “joke” about rape, but if you think about it a few seconds the joke is not much better, especially with the underlying tones of showing women as victims, the only difference between a human woman and a pig woman being that one is good for rape, the other as food.
I personally can’t even understand how this can be funny.
I think because the expected outcome is that he’s taking her home to rape her, but instead he’s turned her into bacon?
It’s comedic because of the subversion of expectation. Not because the subject matter is in any way funny (it isn’t).