Missing kids...This time NOT in Florida
Hi blogettes :)
In my search of the strange but true (or at least rude) to blog about, I ran across THIS story: it's about a family that altered their child's picture to make her prettier so that people would run the story on the news.
Now, I know I've heard some of the Ethnocrats talking about how only pretty little blonde blue eyes white girls get on the news when they're missing. The media usually defends that with comments about how many children go missing every day and how they can only help so much. But, as with any good fairy tale, there's a twist.
Seems it's not the state of Tex-ass that's threatening to sue the family of the ugly duckling (she was, after all, the victim of a REAL crime)...it's CNN that wants to sue...because apparently, the parents were RIGHT about how they only show the "barbie dolls" when they're missing! If you don't believe me, read CNN's comments at the bottom of the story. What a bunch of f*ckwads (but what do you expect from CNN?)
It brings to mind that poor little cheerleader lost in Aruba. The poor child (actually, the 17 year old larva of a rich brat) trapped in some foreign land (uhm, Aruba...they sent their teenage, blonde, white daughter to ARUBA...with other teenagers!) and abducted just hours before returning home safely (and after a night of partying and drinking and partying some more...where were the chaperones again? oh ya...the hand full of chaperones were trying to keep track of a mob of horny drunk teenagers in ARUBA!)...
Just breaks your heart don't it?
ttyl
GibsonAV
In my search of the strange but true (or at least rude) to blog about, I ran across THIS story: it's about a family that altered their child's picture to make her prettier so that people would run the story on the news.
Now, I know I've heard some of the Ethnocrats talking about how only pretty little blonde blue eyes white girls get on the news when they're missing. The media usually defends that with comments about how many children go missing every day and how they can only help so much. But, as with any good fairy tale, there's a twist.
Seems it's not the state of Tex-ass that's threatening to sue the family of the ugly duckling (she was, after all, the victim of a REAL crime)...it's CNN that wants to sue...because apparently, the parents were RIGHT about how they only show the "barbie dolls" when they're missing! If you don't believe me, read CNN's comments at the bottom of the story. What a bunch of f*ckwads (but what do you expect from CNN?)
It brings to mind that poor little cheerleader lost in Aruba. The poor child (actually, the 17 year old larva of a rich brat) trapped in some foreign land (uhm, Aruba...they sent their teenage, blonde, white daughter to ARUBA...with other teenagers!) and abducted just hours before returning home safely (and after a night of partying and drinking and partying some more...where were the chaperones again? oh ya...the hand full of chaperones were trying to keep track of a mob of horny drunk teenagers in ARUBA!)...
Just breaks your heart don't it?
ttyl
GibsonAV
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