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"I don't think you appreciate the breadth and depth of public revulsion to his actions in the UK" Neither did William Price. but it didn't matter. He was able
by neilwilson 6y ago
"I don't think you appreciate the breadth and depth of public revulsion to his actions in the UK"
Neither did William Price. but it didn't matter. He was able to Cremate his family anyway in line with his beliefs. Because there was no law against it - despite at the time there being a cult of body preservation due to religious hysteria. Something that now seems ridiculous - as the current hysteria will to future generations.
And that's because we live in a free country. Something I will fight to my last breath to preserve against the authoritarians who want to change that.