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The most disturbing work by Wilhelm Busch is "Flipps der Affe": http://www.zeno.org/Literatur/M/Busch,+Wilhelm/Bildergeschichten/Fipps,+der+Affe/Erstes+Kapitel
by drcode 6y ago
The most disturbing work by Wilhelm Busch is "Flipps der Affe": http://www.zeno.org/Literatur/M/Busch,+Wilhelm/Bildergeschichten/Fipps,+der+Affe/Erstes+Kapitel http://www.zeno.org/Literatur/M/Busch,+Wilhelm/Bildergeschic...
- posterboy 6y agopeople love gore and horror, see Saw, Hostel, Texas Chainsaw Massace, etc. certain snuff pages that show e.g. a case of cutting of hands and feet in a third world country, presumably as a matter of punishment for thieving. Or take the scene of ape brain eating in Indiana Jones. So called Bush Meat is not uncommon. It's a jungle out there. These tales do have an element of truth. But they are understood as from a different time (nearly the same thing). It's brutal realism. What is disturbing about this? Showing somebody into an oven pales in comparison to sending them to the salt mines