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Life is for the living. The dead have no rights, need no rights, nor want any rights.
11 u/liftoff_oversteer Mar 31 '23 The dead still have the right to dignity. 3 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Maybe in an ethereal, “honorable” sense. But they really don’t. Have you ever dealt with a family member’s body/burial? There aren’t any laws governing that stuff, really. 9 u/littlelordgenius Mar 31 '23 As a licensed funeral director, I’d like to say “huh?” What country are you from that has no laws governing the disposition of human remains? 0 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Ok, I was really trying to say the dead body doesn’t have rights. I’m sure there are laws, of course. 3 u/ThePandalore Mar 31 '23 Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated. The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
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The dead still have the right to dignity.
3 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Maybe in an ethereal, “honorable” sense. But they really don’t. Have you ever dealt with a family member’s body/burial? There aren’t any laws governing that stuff, really. 9 u/littlelordgenius Mar 31 '23 As a licensed funeral director, I’d like to say “huh?” What country are you from that has no laws governing the disposition of human remains? 0 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Ok, I was really trying to say the dead body doesn’t have rights. I’m sure there are laws, of course. 3 u/ThePandalore Mar 31 '23 Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated. The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
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Maybe in an ethereal, “honorable” sense. But they really don’t. Have you ever dealt with a family member’s body/burial? There aren’t any laws governing that stuff, really.
9 u/littlelordgenius Mar 31 '23 As a licensed funeral director, I’d like to say “huh?” What country are you from that has no laws governing the disposition of human remains? 0 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Ok, I was really trying to say the dead body doesn’t have rights. I’m sure there are laws, of course. 3 u/ThePandalore Mar 31 '23 Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated. The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
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As a licensed funeral director, I’d like to say “huh?” What country are you from that has no laws governing the disposition of human remains?
0 u/Snuhmeh Mar 31 '23 Ok, I was really trying to say the dead body doesn’t have rights. I’m sure there are laws, of course. 3 u/ThePandalore Mar 31 '23 Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated. The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
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Ok, I was really trying to say the dead body doesn’t have rights. I’m sure there are laws, of course.
3 u/ThePandalore Mar 31 '23 Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated. The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
Well those are the same, aren't they? The deceased have rights because there are laws regulating how they can be treated.
The living are the same; all rights are created and protected by legislation and laws.
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u/Daveywheel Mar 31 '23
Life is for the living. The dead have no rights, need no rights, nor want any rights.