Moonbats Reduce Human Bodies to Compost

Moonbats overflow with condescending reverence for the allegedly oppressed, but when it comes to respect, they have none for anyone. They don’t even respect the dead:

Washington State University helped to launch a startup that will turn human remains into compost for a fee of $5,500.

Recompose, which seeks to replace traditional funeral care with “natural organic reduction,” will open for business in November 2020. CEO Katrina Spade launched the concept in 2014, which has since raised $6.7 million in investment capital and convinced the state of Washington to become the first to legalize human composting.

From the leftist point of view, a human corpse is no different from horse manure.

Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee signed the bill into law.

That figures. Inslee has one position on everything: enviromoonbattery cranked to the furthest extreme. He actually ran for president on this platform. Still more amazingly, the nomination went instead to someone arguably even less suitable than Inslee.

The organization promises investors that their money will go toward helping to “reimagine our relationship with death,” “create a framework for ritual,” and “create healthy soils,” as well as to reduce toxins in the environment and greenhouse gases.

The History page at the Recompose website confirms that yes, these people are moonbats:

From its germination, Recompose has been a progressive company. We draw upon the work of queer feminist practices of inclusion and equity and are committed to advocating and protecting for the rights of BIPOC, religious minorities, and undocumented people.

Their “framework for ritual” must produce some truly exotic alternatives to a Christian funeral service.

Again and again, throughout the world, leftist ideology has led to massive quantities of dead bodies. When the corpses pile up as the Great Reset is imposed, progressives will know just what to do with them.

On a tip from Steve T.

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