Trouble with this country is we care more about the dead than the living.
Someone’s dead, they’re dead – yeah it’s not great if their body wasn’t dealt with properly, but this kind of media frenzy over it all is just ridiculous.
Ive often wondered when they cremate people, are the ashes really ONLY the ashes of your loved one. Or do thet just collect all the ashes at the end of the day and divide them all up into the urns
No one checks
The strange thing about scandals like this is that the families would be absolutely non the wiser and essentially if never found out there would be zero actual harm.
Unless obviously God is completely real and he cares about this sort of thing.
I’m being a little judgemental here, but who gets a photograph taken at a funeral of them kissing a coffin? Is that something people do now, or a bit weird? I also don’t get people who post pictures of themselves to social media, while at a graveside. Some things are just supposed to be private IMO.
The ultimate betrayal of trust and the ultimate abuse of vulnerability. If this had happened to my late father? Well, I’m not putting violent comments on Reddit.
I wonder why they kept the bodies? To increase profits?
I understand more and more why my culture has open coffins and you have to look at the person you are about to bury!
Fortunately someone was ready with a camera to capture the emotional moment
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Trouble with this country is we care more about the dead than the living.
Someone’s dead, they’re dead – yeah it’s not great if their body wasn’t dealt with properly, but this kind of media frenzy over it all is just ridiculous.
Ive often wondered when they cremate people, are the ashes really ONLY the ashes of your loved one. Or do thet just collect all the ashes at the end of the day and divide them all up into the urns
No one checks
The strange thing about scandals like this is that the families would be absolutely non the wiser and essentially if never found out there would be zero actual harm.
Unless obviously God is completely real and he cares about this sort of thing.
I’m being a little judgemental here, but who gets a photograph taken at a funeral of them kissing a coffin? Is that something people do now, or a bit weird? I also don’t get people who post pictures of themselves to social media, while at a graveside. Some things are just supposed to be private IMO.
The ultimate betrayal of trust and the ultimate abuse of vulnerability. If this had happened to my late father? Well, I’m not putting violent comments on Reddit.
I wonder why they kept the bodies? To increase profits?
I understand more and more why my culture has open coffins and you have to look at the person you are about to bury!
Fortunately someone was ready with a camera to capture the emotional moment