A Grave Insult, Indeed

5 Responses to “A Grave Insult, Indeed”

1. LeftWingCracker writes
   July 9th, 2008 10:08 am

   All joking aside, let’s back up for a moment and pretend that the funeral director in question is NOT named Ford. Why is there no exception made for medical hardship here? If this were some cracker from Wayne County, would there be an exception made?
   Why? Why not?

   OK, we now return to regular programming.

2. Kay Brooks writes
   July 9th, 2008 11:10 am

   She’s got NO sympathy from me. Her brother, her family, expended a great deal of effort protecting the funeral industry for their own gain and it seems a measure of justice for her to be a ‘victim’ of the family attempts to shut out competition.

   Frankly, what’s the problem with retaking the test once every 10 years anyway? Oh yeah, you have to actually pass it.

3. dan t writes
   July 9th, 2008 1:43 pm

   LWC I believe a funeral director named Boyd from Decatur County about ten years ago had the same happen to him and he was white.

4. LeftWingCracker writes
   July 9th, 2008 5:38 pm

   Well, Mr. T, good for consistency’s sake, but given the circumstances, maybe the policy should be revisited for ALL funeral directors with medical hardships.

5. Wintermute writes
   July 9th, 2008 8:47 pm

   LWC, I resent your use of the racist epithet “cracker.” Please stop, and change your moniker, even. Your political instincts are becoming “progressively” unreliable, my friend.