The dead need to be disposed of to protect against disease. Once the person is dead they are gone to oblivion or whatever afterlife you believe in, so have no need for the flesh they wore in life.

It's hard to "cut them slack". I had a reactive (not aggressive in any way) dog—a huge male Greyhound who had been a big winner during his racing career and who had been paid back for all those wins with isolation and abuse. He had become reactive, and a resource guarder. When he became MY boy, I worked with him all…

Agreed, agreed, agreed!

Yeah, as I said elsewhere:

She will lose her job, I suspect. Since teachers are union, I assume the suspension is the first step in a bunch of required procedures that may take about 30-60 days. Although this case is pretty cut and dried, the process protects a lot if innocent teachers from crazy, reactive parents.

Yes. You sound like a dick for looking down on people you know nothing about. I've worked in/managed Subways for 10 years, and the majority of my employees have been hard-working, intelligent people, just trying to make a living.