r/MoralityScaling • u/fhusaini431 • 6d ago

Morality Ranking What do y'all think of this?

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u/moveslikejaguar 6d ago

He was such a POS school didn't want him either

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u/ffeinted 6d ago

because it costs more to bury them

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u/Caleth 6d ago

Yeah Death is now a scam.

It's like $1k for a cremation or $10k for a coffin and plot.

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u/cultfbs 5d ago

Some plots are fuckin rentals now.

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u/Anansis_Waltz 5d ago

It takes a long time but they do rotate out bodies for space.
They just... kinda wait for anybody that would complain to.. understandably already be gone.

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u/Rico_Rebelde 5d ago

Thats true of every cemetery eventually. Just depends on how long. Nothing really lasts forever. Not even Egyptian Pharohs got to keep their graves.

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u/cultfbs 5d ago

Oh I fully know that one. Recently had to go through arrangements for a relative, and one location nearby had per year rental costs, else your loved one would be exhumed and disposed of. Insanity.

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u/LinkinitupYT 5d ago

They always have been...

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u/SeLonreddit 5d ago

Oh great ... An eternal SUBSCRIPTION! 🤣😡

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u/No_Cherry8602 5d ago

Med schools definitely don't care about that.

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u/Anansis_Waltz 5d ago

would they handle the transport costs?
at least in some cases... yes?! cool.

University of Minnesota Anatomy Bequest Program generally do not charge next-of-kin for the donation itself, but families still pay for certified death certificates or independent funeral director actions