I won't for a moment dispute your last comment about productivity, after all, the counter argument is seen in the simple existence of Wakanda.

LOL, Cannibalism is not part of voodoo. Someone with a usernsme such as yours should have more familiarity with spiritual traditions. The synergistic religions/ traditions that developed in the America, such as voodoo, Santaria, etc. are a mix of Christianity ( usually, if not always, Catholicism), traditions from Yoruba (eastern Nigeria and surrounding areas), and, often, indigenous American traditions. Neither Yoruban spiritual traditions nor any other the synergistic traditions practice human sacrifice, or cannibalism. Virtually all do practice animal sacrafice. However, one must remember many, if not most, practitioners are very poor; yes, they will make symbolic use of the animal, but, with some exceptions, they are going of eat the animal.

I find it amusing how insecure most monotheistic people are about their religion, manifesting in them quickly condemning practices they have no knowledge of. Christians find it quite acceptable to place the carcass of an animal on a table in their house and pray around it, before eating it. Couldn't that be labelled as animal sacrafice? As far as the Yoruban gods, I would prefer any of them to a monster who would destroy the world for failing to follow his arbitrary rules, and turn his back as his son was crucified. Outside of the Abrahamic traditions, people have the common sense to avoid psycho gods.

of course i know that i follow you around are read what you say sometimes