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Title: Can anyone ID these as plastic coffins?
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URL Source: http://www.libertyforlife.com/jail-police/us_concentration_camps.htm
Published: Jun 2, 2008
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Post Date: 2008-06-02 11:51:22 by PSUSA
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#5. To: PSUSA (#0)
Poor choice for coffins, I'd think. First off, there are no 'hand holds' for anyone to be moving them around easily. Secondly, even if you used a fork lift......there are no spacings with which a fork lift's 'forks' could be put under the 'coffin' to lift it up without damaging the 'coffin'.......and I rather expect that it wouldn't be long before the 'drippings' from punctured coffins would be enough to gag a maggot.
~ now there's two good points I missed, no matter what their plans are, seems odd there aren't any apparent ways to make it easy for moving em around? ~ sure is a big stack of them in that field
That is what is confusing me too. It's not just that they would not make great temporary coffins, but they wouldnt make great containers for anything that I can think of without there being some way to carry them. But I really dont see them just burying people in mass graves. They know what would happen to the water if they did this. I can see them using these, however, as caskets for mass burials to keep the water supply safe. You really wouldnt need a way to carry them, you just drop them into the pit and add the persons remains. Would they take the weight of the dirt piled on top of them?
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#10. To: rowdee (#5)
First off, there are no 'hand holds' for anyone to be moving them around easily. Secondly, even if you used a fork lift......there are no spacings with which a fork lift's 'forks'
#13. To: Amandil, All (#10)
~ now there's two good points I missed, no matter what their plans are, seems odd there aren't any apparent ways to make it easy for moving em around?
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