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  • "Right. So, did any of these people ACTUALLY abuse, kill or eat infants? No. Would she have been able to have done the same to a book focusing on a protagonist who was a self-professed baby cannibal? I really don't think so.

    People have a different sense of humour. If it was not fictional, I'd be concerned. However...it's clearly just someone's idea of a joke. It's like how mothers tried (and I think were successful?) at getting rid of dead baby jokes groups on Facebook.

    It's like all the retarded mothers getting on a high horse over games like GTA, and think that fictionally killing people will somehow create a ruthless killing machine.

    Jesus **** Christ. She shouldn't be proud of herself. She should be more concerned over actually looking after her own children, and not giving a **** over hypothetical babies."
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NORTH KENT: Facebook group about eating children shut down after mum's protest

2:00pm Thursday 27th May 2010 in News By Abigail Foulkes and Jale Arif

NORTH KENT: Facebook group about eating children shut down after mum's protest NORTH KENT: Facebook group about eating children shut down after mum's protest

A MUM has won her campaign to have a Facebook group which promoted eating children banned.

The social networking site has removed the group 'I Love Eating Children' after 39-year-old Tammy Cornelius from Darenth spearheaded a campaign to have it banned.

Mum of three Mrs Cornelius says she was “sickened” by the group, which included mocked-up images of men eating babies and recipes for cooking children.

The 66 members of the group included people from Dartford, and some went by the names of notorious paedophiles, such as Gary Glitter.

Mrs Cornelius, of Ladywood Road, said: “As a mother, I was disgusted with the group. I found it so sick I wanted to bring it to the attention of other people.”

She reported the group to Facebook and encouraged other north Kent parents to do the same.

She was also planning on launching a petition calling for the removal of the group, which she would have handed to Gravesham MP Adam Holloway and Dartford MP Gareth Johnson.

However, Facebook removed the group yesterday, and a spokesman said: “We take all complaints by users seriously and we have a dedicated team investigating these complaints and comments.”

Mrs Cornelius says her success in getting I Love Eating Children shut down has made her want to campaign against other offensive Facebook groups.

She said: “I'm pleased Facebook has shut down the group, but there are still many more groups like this, and such groups shouldn't be allowed in the first place.”

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