I just don't understand them. I have had loved ones pass away, but never did I have the thought I should put a sticker on my car about it. To me, those individuals meant more than that.
It seems everywhere I turn someone has a sticker on their back window reading "In loving memory of..." with the years this a person lived and then died. I have to ask again why you think anyone else cares? When I'm behind you at a red light am I supposed to go "OH HOW SAD, I'm going to cry now for a dead stranger!"? Do you think other people will look at you and go "Now there's a good person, they remember their dead loved ones"? I don't care who lived or died in your family and no one else but you cares either. Yes, it's so sad that your 4 year old died - but why do I need to see it on the back of your car? So that I know when you cut in front of me without a turn signal it's probably because you're crying and depressed?
Seeing the "In loving memory..." stickers makes me more think you are so inconsiderate that you can't even remember the person who died without a sticker on your back window to tell you what their name was and when they died. What happens when another family member dies do you have to put them on the back too? If you don't does it mean you didn't like them anyway? Hope you don't outlive the rest of your family or you'll have a dozen "In loving memory..." stickers on your back window.
And how about the companies that make and sale these things? They are profiting off the death of someone, and those who can't quite seem to get over it. Where is the backlash?
If someone puts my name and death date on the rear window of their minivan or old pick up truck when I die, I swear, I will come back and haunt them forever.
