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Another issue with this burial arrangement is that the deceased are interred in a restricted area. This is completely counter to the long established design an
by WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
Another issue with this burial arrangement is that the deceased are interred in a restricted area.
This is completely counter to the long established design and custom of cemeteries - which is to be a welcoming place for loved ones.
And counties bury paupers in established cemeteries. Hines county certainly did as well. And did so long before this dumping ground was started. The procedures to inter these people in public cemeteries where already in place. They simply needed to be followed.
There is no need to put grieving families though a restricted entrance process, just so they can visit their loved one's graveside.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y ago> Another issue with this burial arrangement is that the deceased are interred in a restricted area. Perhaps even more tragic is that these sort of burial arrangements are commonplace at state psychiatric hospitals. These hospitals are where they send the worst of the worst: uncontrollable, criminally insane, extreme and present danger to self and others. And then, of course, people die in custody and they are sometimes buried on the grounds, behind bars, essentially, in a cemetery where nobody can visit them, except perhaps the staff of that self-same hospital, who aren't likely to care in a month, much less 20 years down the line.