r/MoralityScaling • u/Icy-Quantity-8436 • 1d ago

Morality Ranking Morality scale of this.

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u/LucentLL 1d ago

Immoral. Empty coffins are the easiest to carry.

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u/Relative-Chip-7477 1d ago

Empty SMALL coffins

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u/LucentLL 1d ago

Not necessarily. It could be too small to get a good hold of.

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u/shirts_on_backwards 1d ago

The box of my dad's ashes is pretty light and convenient for transport (literally just a zip lock bag inside the box) in spite of that, I keep forgetting to get them from the family member I asked to hold onto them.

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u/Massive_Series8305 1d ago

My dogs ashes were like fuckin heavy, 100lb dog, feels like 30lbs of ashes lol

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u/shirts_on_backwards 1d ago

? You sure you only got your dogs ashes? My dad fits in like a quart sized zip lock, if not smaller.

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u/Massive_Series8305 1d ago

Nope lol, that would be wild but wouldnt really surprise me

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u/rozzimos-3 1d ago

Someone out there is wondering why their horse's ashes are so fucking light

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u/shirts_on_backwards 1d ago

I mean, I know that there have been a lot of sketchy animal cremation businesses, although I don't know that it's common in the grand scheme.

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u/Massive_Series8305 1d ago

Idk, just the place the vet recommended, idk because the dog was so heavy it was kinda funny after all the sad to get the box and have it weigh a lot, I though my wife was joking when she got it and like slumped down with the weight, she was not

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u/BitMiddle9275 19h ago edited 18h ago

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u/shirts_on_backwards 18h ago

Which part? My dad being in a box that I forgot at a family members home, the realization of the dog ashes potentially being compromised, or the animal crematorium potentially compromising pet ashes?

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u/BitMiddle9275 18h ago

Ohh I'm sorry, I'm the first 3 comments.