By Milt Harris —— Bio and Archives--January 3, 2023
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By drewtho on 2023 01 03
Notwithstanding the total BS of global warming/climate change, my initial reaction is that composting seems an acceptable alternative to burial and cremation. If that is a person's preference, I see no reason for objection to it. Burial is nothing more than slower decomposition. Just as the deceased, or their family may determine what is done with the ashes after cremation, so too should they have say in the location of the "compost".
By Centrewing on 2023 01 04
Amazing, but to me something is off with this kind of composting even? If you ever have done composting you wood know that this method would take much longer than a month and the bones would still be whole even after the body breaks down? Maybe it would be faster if the body was finely ground up first a little hot lime mixed in with it. Being from a farm I used compost and rotted manure regularly spring and fall sometimes to side dress but compost also needs to be turned or mixed regularly daily even to work that fast but one month for some body parts?
Actually I would not really want to use that kind of compost because we are taught to respect the dead and of course diseases but with what these globalist are planning for the worlds population then it makes sense I guess. But composting also makes lots of gases, when it is hot compost the gasses off pile can spontaneously catch fire even in the winter so no if you think it stops gassing, it is just more mis/dis information.
By Povergard on 2023 01 04
We are made in the lmage and likeness of God. Would you let His creatures'
bodies rot away after death? That is so disrespectful it takes one's breathe away! Remember we will meet our
Maker one day. Try explaining such a thing to Him.
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