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erin's avatar

Prion disease will be the next money maker for pharma. New Jersey loves it's pharma.

Brian  Klunder's avatar

"There’s a macabre irony here."

I'd say. Just watch the Movie Soylent Green" written 40 years ago!

I think this is far darker than just disrespect...meaning the subversion of Biblical life, or better known as...

The Days of Noah!

Autumn's avatar

Ummm, why not just encourage more cremation? They don't need to go to this disgusting practice... I mean what are they going to do just pile a bunch of dead people on top of each other into a 20 ft deep ditch and cover them all up together to save space? Just cremate people and give them a beautiful urn with their loved ones ashes in it... Then they can go spread the ashes wherever they'd like, the ocean, a mountainside, their backyard... Whatever.

Deb Nance's avatar

It strikes me that the states listed are blue. The left has no respect for human life. They've made that clear.

Cherre Dyer's avatar

When u remove God from any culture, u get violence and many vile practices that bring death to it’s people 🍒

Zara's avatar

No thought to diseased or drug filled bodies decomposing into the soil and into the water supply?

Cremate & then make it compost?

Karen Sibal's avatar

This is beyond disgusting but nothing really surprises me anymore. We've become a society devoid of human dignity, ethics and morals.

FreedomFighter's avatar

We are, as society, losing all respect for the sanctity of human life. A society that does not respect all life, especially human, respect the elderly or respect the dead has no respect for itself. Such a society is destined for the history of short lived civilization.

I do not condone human composting or incineration.

SomeDude's avatar

yet another thing that shouldn't have the State's dirty fingers in it

The Watchman's avatar

Thought the Mafia had been doing this in Jersey for years.

Mary, Maria Pavic's avatar

What a disgrace. Obviously the fallen ones and the negative aliens are behind that. They're so disgusting, they hate and envy Humanity and would love nothing better than to do something so low as that...just as all the other low-life things they've done, and obviously plan to do...at the same time, it won't be done.

Trudy Anrep's avatar

How vile ,the Satanic Bloodlines have no respect for Human life even in Death

Christine the Strawberry Girl's avatar

Talk to o your local mortuaries. They’re already offering aquamation….

AliceEm's avatar

Seriously? This is great news. The steel and concrete and AstroTurf and putting green-like drain in 'conventional' grave and casket that try to stop the body from returning to the earth are a violent discrace. Bodies of all creatures have returned to soil for all time except this tiny aberration of psychopath modern humans. All blessings to those who free people to allow their relatives or their own bodies to return to soil if they want. Making rotting illegal had been a wrong turn

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

this sounds quite macabre - I thought at first it was a halloween joke, but it seems to be true, and to my horror, I see Georgia allows it, too. I wonder if it is still allowed to be buried in your yard, like years ago. Even being cremated sounds like a curse to me.

Alice in Wonderland's avatar

I definitely favour *more* some of the earlier methods which were employed here, where we live and die, in earlier millennia ~ e.g., several millennia ago ~ by those born on this continent and living out their entire lives on this continent, in the matter of decisions concerning the bodies of loved ones following their deaths, but in my view the current and past practices of chemical preservation are at least as 'macabre' and 'eerie' as the ones described herein of current and future ones.