The article was from 2021, so I looked up to see how this girl is doing today. Her mom keeps a Facebook blog (https://www.facebook.com/share/17ppFNNnsm/) for anyone that is interested. Doesn't seem that you need a FB account to read it.
The article was from 2021, so I looked up to see how this girl is doing today. Her mom keeps a Facebook blog (https://www.facebook.com/share/17ppFNNnsm/) for anyone that is interested. Doesn't seem that you need a FB account to read it.
Okay, but what's the alternative? Taking care of people just because they "need it" or "could die without intervention" like some kind of sucker? Next thing you know, today's kids will be going out and getting brain surgeries or other serious procedures willy-nilly on the taxpayer's dime. They'll be laughing at us until the general anesthetic kicks in.
White American supply-side Jesus would approve of her bootstrappy gumption.
Girl, 7, sells lemonade to slow the Orphanhammer 6000 by 10% for twelve minutes.
Won't anybody think of the jobs in the orphan crushing industry?!?
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The rules:
1. Your post must be an unironic presentation of a wholesome story, but one that overlooks systemic failures that made the story possible in the first place. In other words, we want posts that highlight "Yay, the problem is solved!", but ignore "Wait, why was this a problem in the first place?" at the same time.
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The article in question.
The subheader, which this screenshot leaves out, reads:
So... I have no fucking idea how the "Cute" tag got applied here. Taken out of context, the lemonade stand is genuinely adorable, just...
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