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| This week the mother of Rachel Joy Scott will be coming to Kilwinning in Scotland to talk to a church about her daughter's death in Columbine. And to shill, no doubt, her daughter's 'diaries'. | |
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| Every paper I've read has put it as if her daughter wrote these books, her daughter, who, like Cassie Bernall, allegedly proclaimed her faith in god before being gunned down by the 'Trenchcoat Mafia'. | |
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| In Cassie Bernall's case, the story touted by her parents is untrue. I don't know about Rachel's, but I do know her diaries are a fabrication 'based' on her life. I understand people have to deal with | |
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| grief, and I understand they may want their daughter to live on in some small way. But is it really worth lying? Worse, profiting off the lies? Is it SO FUCKING WORTH IT, that you | |
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| sell shit 'Rachel's Charm' jewlery, or have a whole online Cassie Bernall Store selling T-shirts, and fucking hats? You sicken, and disgust me, burn in hell with the killers for profiting from death. | |
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| *Bring*Bring* Hey Tinman, want to help me sell bootleg T-shirts at the church meeting for the mother of the dead Jesus freak? | |
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