You are the one jumping to conclusions on flimsy evidence -  that's called prejudice.

I do not have to defend myself against your prejudiced conclusions.

However, I'll be glad to expand further because I enjoy rational argumentation.:-)

If the citizens decide that everything considered, having the cemetery is a good thing, good for them. But if some don't, there are good reasons, too. Not everyone appreciates the necessity of living next to a cemetery, even one where their relatives or neighbours are buried, let alone one that has no connection to them or their town, so will attract crowds of outsiders. They are running out of space for their own apparently.

Most question the need for separate religious cemeteries at all. Ironically perhaps for some, the more religious Catholics are the most sympathetic.

But I question the rationale given for that necessity, which does not sound "rational" at all. See above.