A reader makes an interesting point, when you think about it, about the way things get reported:

“Derb—The Swaziland sex law article says the women were ‘feasting on slaughtered cattle.’ Really? I think we call that ‘eating beef.’ Imagine an article on American sports that started with: ‘Texas football fans celebrated the first game of the season, feasting on slaughtered cattle.’ I think ‘feasting on slaughtered cattle’ should join ‘on account of the flies’ in popular Corner lingo.”