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The discussion references infamous figures like Stalin, Mao, and Kony, implying they might have operated under influences that amplified their violence. Mao’s regime, responsible for millions of deaths, is compared to Nazi atrocities, emphasizing that such monsters are capable of horrendous acts when driven by systemic power and chemical states.
The conversation also dips into bizarre and gruesome stories: cannibalism, madmen requesting to be eaten or kill themselves, and secret rituals involving eating human flesh. These stories, while horrifying, serve as reflections on the depths of human depravity, often fueled by mental illness, trauma, or intoxication.