To The Onion:
I wish to protest a particular item for sale in your on-line store:
http://store.theonion.com/product_info.phpproducts_id=190
There are over 10 million Americans living with cancer today. 1,444,920 are expected to be diagnosed in 2007. Each of these people will require no small amount of compassion and encouragement to conquer the disease. The bracelets you are attempting to parody are not a symbol of one person\'s athletic accomplishments, but the embodiment of a movement for all cancer survivors.
Humor is a strong component of successful treatment and healing. However, instead of providing humorous commentary on the state of professional sports, you have demeaned a charitable cause.
To The Onion:
I wish to protest a particular item for sale in your on-line store:
http://store.theonion.com/product_info.phpproducts_id=190
There are over 10 million Americans living with cancer today. 1,444,920 are expected to be diagnosed in 2007. Each of these people will require no small amount of compassion and encouragement to conquer the disease. The bracelets you are attempting to parody are not a symbol of one person\'s athletic accomplishments, but the embodiment of a movement for all cancer survivors.
Humor is a strong component of successful treatment and healing. However, instead of providing humorous commentary on the state of professional sports, you have demeaned a charitable cause.
What a prat. Even cancer sufferers have a sense of humo(u))r - and no monopoly on wristbands