Anonymous wrote:Seriously, why do we waste so much land on the dead? It is valuable space that could be used for housing, especially in and around metropolitan areas. There dead people, people. Isn't it time we think about using the land for housing and banning future burial plots? They're also terrible for the environment because they use huge amounts of water to keep green, tons of pesticides to keep out weeds, and are generally devoid of plant life to support ecosystems. Just creamate people, what the problem? We are running out of space to bury dead people, so why should we make the living suffer?
https://ggwash.org/view/70300/burial-culture-and-the-issues-with-using-so-much-space-for-cemeteries
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31837964
https://perfectmemorials.com/guides/running-out-of-cemetery-space
Anonymous wrote:Y'all obviously never watched Unsolved Mysteries. You couldn't get me to live on land formerly occupied by a cemetery, lol.
Anonymous wrote:Seriously, why do we waste so much land on the dead? It is valuable space that could be used for housing, especially in and around metropolitan areas. There dead people, people. Isn't it time we think about using the land for housing and banning future burial plots? They're also terrible for the environment because they use huge amounts of water to keep green, tons of pesticides to keep out weeds, and are generally devoid of plant life to support ecosystems. Just creamate people, what the problem? We are running out of space to bury dead people, so why should we make the living suffer?
https://ggwash.org/view/70300/burial-culture-and-the-issues-with-using-so-much-space-for-cemeteries
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31837964
https://perfectmemorials.com/guides/running-out-of-cemetery-space
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Y'all obviously never watched Unsolved Mysteries. You couldn't get me to live on land formerly occupied by a cemetery, lol.
Came here to say the same thing. OP, have you ever watched a horror movie or heard a ghost story before?
Anonymous wrote:I don't think existing graveyards should be undone and developed, but we certainly need a better solution going forward.
Anonymous wrote:Y'all obviously never watched Unsolved Mysteries. You couldn't get me to live on land formerly occupied by a cemetery, lol.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That isn’t going to happen. People have a lot of religious beliefs about burying the body whole. We need to adopt the practices of the East. They wrap the body in white cloth, and drop it in a hole.
It's superstition. It is the year 2023.
They're already developing over burial plots in Europe because they have advanced thinking.
I’m an atheist, and I agree it’s superstition. Still, government has no business dictating how people can observe their death rituals. Put your wishes in writing if you’d like to not contribute to the cemetery problem.
If observing death rituals is adversely affecting the climate crisis, then government has an absolute right and obligation to step in.
Is there anything not adversely impacting the climate? Let’s see impact of cremation vs lithium mining for EVs or Atlantic wind farms killing whales.
The climate was 2 degrees centigrade warmer when our early hunter gather ancestors roamed the earth and lived in caves. I think we will survive.
Exactly. Not only are wind farms killing whales, they’re killing BEES. No actual environmentalist would EVER get on board with that. The current crop of screaming hyenas are complete frauds.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That isn’t going to happen. People have a lot of religious beliefs about burying the body whole. We need to adopt the practices of the East. They wrap the body in white cloth, and drop it in a hole.
It's superstition. It is the year 2023.
They're already developing over burial plots in Europe because they have advanced thinking.
I’m an atheist, and I agree it’s superstition. Still, government has no business dictating how people can observe their death rituals. Put your wishes in writing if you’d like to not contribute to the cemetery problem.
If observing death rituals is adversely affecting the climate crisis, then government has an absolute right and obligation to step in.
Is there anything not adversely impacting the climate? Let’s see impact of cremation vs lithium mining for EVs or Atlantic wind farms killing whales.
The climate was 2 degrees centigrade warmer when our early hunter gather ancestors roamed the earth and lived in caves. I think we will survive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That isn’t going to happen. People have a lot of religious beliefs about burying the body whole. We need to adopt the practices of the East. They wrap the body in white cloth, and drop it in a hole.
It's superstition. It is the year 2023.
They're already developing over burial plots in Europe because they have advanced thinking.
I’m an atheist, and I agree it’s superstition. Still, government has no business dictating how people can observe their death rituals. Put your wishes in writing if you’d like to not contribute to the cemetery problem.
If observing death rituals is adversely affecting the climate crisis, then government has an absolute right and obligation to step in.