This is just plain dumb.
In a nutshell:
Congress passed a law in 1997 barring those convicted of capital crimes from being buried in a national cemetery. The law was designed to block the possibility of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, a veteran, being buried at Arlington.
But some now wonder whether the restriction should cover a broader range of criminals.
...Towers said his office received calls this week from veterans uncomfortable with the idea of a convicted murderer being laid to rest at Arlington, with some saying they would not like to be near such a person in death.
In death. Death.
Get over yourself.
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