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Why is this particular religion always so particular about how other people live their life?
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Posted in: Nagano drive-thru funeral home to serve less mobile mourners See in context
In asia (generally), the funeral business is usually lucrative as many people does not want to be in this line due to taboos, beliefs, etc. Pretty much a cultural thing. And most people will deem funeral as important for this last thing they can do for their parents/etc etc.
another thing is, most of us now doesnt know the rites, procedures, etc for a funeral, thus we are technically "paying" for the "guidance". But nowadays many rites/procedures are getting "streamlined" or "minimised" compared to the old tradtional way.
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Orban plays the game from two sides.
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Stoltenberg looks like a used-car-salesman selling lemons.
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Leftists: this is good, but I most mock it anyway. Wait this is bad and I don’t like it so…
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