I consider it to be alarming because it can encourage people to choose cremation unnecessarily, just because it fits the budget. I would not take away or mock anyone's choice to cremate if that really is their first choice...

But I think it's upsetting for Orthodox Christians and other groups that require burial and would like to have a dignified casket at an affordable price. Just like how I sometimes feel bothered thinking about *the cost of burial plots." The idea of being fleeced of a significant part of a modest inheritance through the funerary process is really off-putting.

@BonesOfTheMoon Funerals are bourgeoisie BS. $ 700 cremations include a cardboard box

First parts are organ donations.

The excess can be used by science.

The excess from that can be burned and thrown somewhere, I don't care.

How big is the biggest rubbermaid tote?

the average cost of a casket is usually between $2,000 and $5,000

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is there a ralph's around here?

Just Kobe me into the nearest dumpster/landfill.

I want my decrepit corpse launched into space, which is only slightly more expensive

Throw me in an open hole, return me to Gaia.

Jeffrey Dahmer has enter the chat.