Today's bit of humanity

[threeplusfire]

I was reading product reviews on a website. One writer, Hilary, had written a number of environmentalist screeds masquerading as product reviews. She ranted and raved about how people needed to eschew Mr Clean Magic Eraser Sponges and just scrub with their hands because they're horrible people creating waste, and another about how 100 calorie pack snacks were for "fatties" who were hell bent on wrecking the environment with their wrappers. This same person drives a Hummer H3.

Comments

[delchi.livejournal.com]

LOL the fight against people rumbles forward. Forget " fatties " , the 100 calorie packs are nothing more than a marketing tool to make money for the corproations that provide the foodstuffs. Imagine - being able to sell less of your product for more money, and give the appearance that you are participating in the great battle to try to stay fit and healthy! Everone wins ... except the consumer ... which is kinda the point. the same goes for just about every other oh wow new innovation that's out there. Minimalized liability , maximized profits, with little given in exchange. That's the neo-American way.

She is the perfect example of the little shitheels runnig about with an inflated sense of entitlement and rightousness. As the saying goes, first up against the wall when the revolution comes.

As a " fattie " who has not eaten a cookie, brownie , cake or anything in a 100 calorie pack or not in years - I think that this person should be dragged by the ankles from the bumper of their hummer through the streets , face down.

[aplomada.livejournal.com]

All I have to say is that if this Hilary dislikes Mr Clean Magic Eraser Sponges, she must not have a hyperactive 3-year-old. I consider them a modern-day miracle.

[alainn-sorcha.livejournal.com]

Oh, for the love of God.