The Make a Wish Foundation grants wishes to children who are terminally ill. According to the Make a Wish website, "To receive a wish, the child must be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition – i.e., a progressive, degenerative or malignant condition that has placed the child’s life in jeopardy." What a waste of a perfectly good wish. Why grant wishes to kids who are likely to die? If they die, its a total waste of wish because they won't grow to remember it and well, they'd be dead. And if they live, we just spent a ton of money granting the wish of a kid who was never actually about to die, which also strikes me as a giant waste of money.
Another reason we shouldn't be granting them wishes is that they've done nothing to deserve it. Yea, you're sick, who the fuck cares? You think that earns you a wish? Most people who work actual jobs don't get to do stuff that awesome, and they're actually productive members of society. What've you done to help anyone but yourself, taking all those kind people's money just so you can have your "wish" granted, and doing nothing in return but dying. That's the biggest con ever. They take more money from innocent, hard working people than con artists do, and they don't put any effort at all in it. If I get a disease, you know what I get? Nothing. You know why? Because I'm not a cute little child whose face will go on the cover of the Make a Wish Foundation's magazine in front of Disney World just to satisfy the donors into thinking their money was well spent. Seriously, on the Make a Wish's website there isn't a single picture of an ugly kid. You know why? Because ugly kids lower amount of donations. So all the Foundation is doing is granting wishes to kids who don't deserve them, and teaching kids that in the end looks are what matters if you want to get cooler stuff than those around you. My bet is that all those kids who get better even though they said they were ill end up as prostitutes, because the Make a Wish Foundation teaches kids bad life lessons, telling them they can get lots of stuff for no work and that only the good looking deserve rewards.
They say they grant a wish every 40 mintutes, yet the world still sucks. Here's a few wishes to grant, end the economy crisis, the Iraq War, begin world peace, cure cancer, end world hunger. But no, instead you take a 7 year old Texan and make him an honorary Department of Public Saftey officer and use taxpayer dollars to give him a ride in a helicopter to tour the city and give him a three car plus a motorcycle escort. Sure, this tax money could be used in putting up better border security there in Texas where this took place, or you could just spend it on someone who shortly repaid the world by doing nothing but dying two days later. Once again, people just don't know how to be grateful...
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
The Make a Wish Foundation?
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Missing a chromosome?
Okay. Well have you ever looked at it this way? People with certain genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome, also known as Trisomy 21, among many other disorders, either have more than the normal two chromosomes of each type, or one less. This means they literally do not have the karyotype of a normal human. They have more or less chromosomes than are required to be a homo sapien, so they possibly might not be.
And if they're not human, is it possible that they don't have emotion, or at least emotion of the same type? And if they don't have emotion, and they may be doomed to a life less than human, perhaps it could be okay for them to die? And if it is, could it be okay to kill them? And while we're at it, and they're already dead, we might as well put them to good use. I'm not saying we eat the like chickens, but just that we make stuff out of them. Belts perhaps? Making stuff out of human skin (lampshades, book covers, etc.) seemed to work well for people in the past......
And if they're not human, is it possible that they don't have emotion, or at least emotion of the same type? And if they don't have emotion, and they may be doomed to a life less than human, perhaps it could be okay for them to die? And if it is, could it be okay to kill them? And while we're at it, and they're already dead, we might as well put them to good use. I'm not saying we eat the like chickens, but just that we make stuff out of them. Belts perhaps? Making stuff out of human skin (lampshades, book covers, etc.) seemed to work well for people in the past......
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