On Fri, 16 Apr 2021 19:03:18 -0400, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

> This kid started life with cancer but beat it and made something of
> herself. Amazing attitude
>
> https://tinyurl.com/wnvv5ksz

I reserve the right to call unfairness (and more). Maybe there's
more to the story elsewhere, but her movements and actions and
gestures show her as a product of her mother's stern coaching. It's
not fair of her to use her cancer to goad buyers to gain more sales
of cookies while other girls who worked their asses off may have
only sold 29.500 boxes of cookies without a sob story.

This girl is a product of her mother's coaching just by watching her
speak and brush away her hair - not just for cookie sales, but for
pageants and whatever else comes her way. Her mother made this
possible VIA the marketing of her daughter. Adding "cancer" is a
solid cherry on top. And we know that mothers will go to great
lengths to make their daughters "precious" in some way or another.
It's been shown time and time and time again, especially more now
with the advent of social media. Her mother even authors her
daughter's Facebook page.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/01/us/gi...rnd/index.html

That girl is fake as a plastic pile of dog shit, IMNSHO. She never
knew adversity, but her mother is cashing in on it. Normally I'd
just STFU but this one just set off the bad kind of alarms for me.
Like the kids we saw on the Maury Show growling from within their
"cages" (it was actually a freight elevator).

And from San Bernardino? That's not exactly GS Cookie Territory
(it's half the price of most other LA suburbs).

-sw (I knew I shouldn't have clicked the link)