Enquiring minds want to know.
Rachel Lucas asks:
Well, hell I can tell you that. He was wrong.
He was wrong to bomb pretty people. These people were here to run a marathon, so it means they were fit and in good physical condition, or at least aspiring to be so…so how dare he.
He was wrong to bomb the people who celebrated his loathsomeness. They welcomed his right to his “beliefs” even though those “beliefs” are in and of themselves loathsome and toxic to human life.
He was wrong to not be an angry tea partying caucasion. This robbed them of the opportunity to use this to point out how those hateful and spiteful and stupid red state hickbillies are always the ones responsible for violence of every kind.
he was wrong not to use a gun, so they could point to guns as the root cause of the problem
he was wrong not to do this to redstate hickbilly rednecks who arent’ progressive enough to be down with his struggle man, because they deserved it, not us!!
Mindset is the reason they don’t want him buried anywhere. He’s living, breathing proof- well, he’s room temperature proof that all of their most closely held beliefs and convictions are bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. And that cannot be. So deny his body the hole in the ground, because denying the uncomfortable truth makes it go away, right?
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Word.
It is because the FedGov is trying to be ‘sensitive’ to his muslim faith — no cremation. Burial is the only option — at sea is OK. Gravesites become focal points for other mozzies so planting Bin-Laden with the fishies was an excellent idea.
If Massachusetts needs a burial plot, I know a pig farmer in WA State who would be more than happy to oblige…
Dave! Dude, I thought you quit blogging. Welcome back and welcome backl to the blogroll.
I’m OK with burial at sea, as long as they bag him up with a side of bacon.
Waste of good bacon, but worth it to make the point.
Feed him to pigs. Slaughter pigs. Feed now deceased pigs to more pigs. Repeat some number of times (perhaps there’s a number in Islam that is thought sacred? Yeah, that number). Finally, slaughter last round of pigs, use pig-meat to have a big-assed barbecue with lots of alcohol, gambling, and scantily-clad women.
Or maybe I’m just vindictive.
I got no issues with any of that. But it is important to know why, of all the idiots out there, this one is being treated this way.
” But it is important to know why, of all the idiots out there, this one is being treated this way.”
My suspicion? The media didn’t have much to report, at one point the “breaking news” was that there were no new developments. They needed something to report, so some editor said “Hey, let’s find out where the stiff is and report on THAT, that’ll be our exclusive! Let’s interview the Funeral Director!” So another editor says “Damn, why didn’t I think of that, well, let’s find out where he’s gonna be buried and report on THAT!” Now the owner of the cemetery starts wondering if it’s a good idea, can’t blame him, his employees are the ones who will have to deal with the vandalism.
The final resting places of other mass murderers hasn’t been publicized, you could probably find out where they are with a little google-fu, but it’s not common knowledge where McVeigh, the guys from Columbine, the one from VA Tech, the one from Sandy Hook, etc are buried.
No, I think this started long before the media, and I think it’s for the reasons I stated above. I think it’s a way of denying that this kind of idiot puts the lie to everything liberals believe.
Yep…although I do like the hog feed idea somewhat.
Kind of brings up soylent green.
Our media is busily trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
Linked back from my page, QoTD-age.
I agree with Mark D.
I live just down the road from where Ed Gein is buried.
When he died, his relatives saw to it that he was properly buried and a small headstone placed on the grave. It’s a simple thing, just a small block of granite with Eddie’s name & birth date & death date chiseled in it.
And all sorts of chips and chunks missing where “souvenir seekers” have vandalized it; and the entire thing has been stolen (and recovered) something like a half-dozen times…
Much to the annoyance of the relatives, the village constable, and the Waushara County Sheriff’s Department. Who, the last time it was stolen and recovered, locked it securely in the Sheriff’s Department evidence locker, and as far as I know, that’s where it still is.
So I could see where anybody who’s running a cemetery would want to avoid the hassle.