From this part, yes.

Post #417,244 by mmoffitt 2/21/17 9:45:16 AM 2/21/17 9:45:16 AM Reply	From this part, yes. But if the graves themselves have been desecrated, then it will require reburials and the spaces will never be able to be reused as Judaism prohibits reusing a grave. Somebody's imaginary friend determines which holes in the earth can be recycled and which cannot? That's not a stupid belief? bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again.
Post #417,245 by drook 2/21/17 9:49:58 AM 2/21/17 9:49:58 AM Reply	And that's what you get from that story? -- Drew
Post #417,246 by mmoffitt 2/21/17 10:01:52 AM 2/21/17 10:03:57 AM Reply	It's the only NEW thing I got from the story. Are you implying something? bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again. Edited by mmoffitt Feb. 21, 2017, 10:03:57 AM EST Expand All History
Post #417,247 by rcareaga 2/21/17 10:06:51 AM 2/21/17 10:06:51 AM Reply	I believe the phrase you’re looking for …is “blame the victim.” cordially,
Post #417,252 by mmoffitt 2/21/17 11:46:16 AM 2/21/17 11:46:16 AM Reply	Not at all. What these neo-fascists did is completely unacceptable and they should be rooted out and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Jesus, isn't that self-evident? My comment was on the absurdity of a religious conviction and we'd all do well to ridicule that sort of nonsense whenever we encounter it. As Hitch said, "Treat religion with ridicule, hatred and contempt." bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again.
Post #417,251 by dmcarls 2/21/17 11:41:22 AM 2/21/17 11:41:22 AM Reply	Sometimes it's the government determining it >>> ...friend determines which holes in the earth can be recycled ... http://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/2019657/changing-face-hong-kong-carved-its-gravestones [...] Times have changed. Hong Kong’s modern gravestones are not expected to last “forever”; in fact, their average lifespan is about seven years in public cemeteries, which is the length of time that elapses before the grave is exhumed and the plot reused for another occupant. [...]
Post #417,255 by mmoffitt 2/21/17 11:53:39 AM 2/21/17 11:53:39 AM Reply	Isn't that different, though? The former is based upon some superstition, the latter as a practical matter? (i.e. running out of space to house all the dead people) bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again.
Post #417,254 by boxley 2/21/17 11:52:50 AM 2/21/17 11:52:50 AM Reply	funny, this article expressly forbids removal of bodies http://jlaw.com/Articles/heritage.html "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman

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