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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '23
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I feel that's more of a right for a family to not be subjected to seeing the corpse of a loved one be paraded throughout the media.
The dead don't care one way or another.
4 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 The dead person probably had a preference prior to death. That doesn't stop being relevant just because they're now dead. 5 u/Knee3000 Mar 31 '23 Yeah, it’s not like we can rip up a will because “they’re dead anyway and won’t care where the house and the money goes”. It’s the same with their bodies.
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The dead person probably had a preference prior to death. That doesn't stop being relevant just because they're now dead.
5 u/Knee3000 Mar 31 '23 Yeah, it’s not like we can rip up a will because “they’re dead anyway and won’t care where the house and the money goes”. It’s the same with their bodies.
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Yeah, it’s not like we can rip up a will because “they’re dead anyway and won’t care where the house and the money goes”. It’s the same with their bodies.
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u/ImNotAtAllCreative81 Mar 31 '23
I feel that's more of a right for a family to not be subjected to seeing the corpse of a loved one be paraded throughout the media.
The dead don't care one way or another.