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So now you speak for most people?
You must not be a parent if you can't empathize with this woman and unerstand why, even after reading her reasons, she would have an open casket for a private viewing. Her reason, not political, but because she loves her son.
If it was truely political why didn't she "insist on an open casket" for the funeral which was public and recorded?
There you go again thinking you know the first thing about me. I don’t think you need to be a parent to empathize with someone who has lost a child. But for the sake of discussion I am a parent of two. In my previous marriage my wife miscarried several months into her pregnancy. I wont go into detail but it was a horrible situation that traumatize her (and me) for a very long time. I know the pain of a lost child in a most horrible way. So you can stop with your ‘woe is me’ party and believe that you’re not alone in loss.
The mother did this for political reasons and said so. I’ve provided this to you several times and you typical glaze over it:
Dart Society » Blog Archive » Choosing sensitive details in one Sandy Hook story
Veronique told me that Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy visited her in the funeral home, and she brought him to see Noah’s open casket. I asked her why it was important for her and for the governor to see Noah’s body. “I needed it to have a face for him,” she said. “If there is ever a piece of legislation that comes across his desk, I needed it to be real for him.”
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