Watch and decide. [link]

Involving terminal cancer and sick kids, admittingly, is a bit sick.

But I have to say, a lot of people have taken this completely the wrong way. Paticularly in Australia, thanks to stupid news channels ad programs, people have been outraged by this.

I'm only 14, but I know better that it was not the point they were trying to get across. Sure, it may have intentionally showed the greediness of terminally sick kids with cancer, which was low and stupid. But it was also aimed at the leading charity, Make A Wish Foundation. The amount of money they earn and recieve is incredible, being able to get so many kids to Disneyland and to their favourite celebrities. In fact, they probably earn hundreds of thousands to millions a year, significant amounts of money.

Of course, the money isn't wasted, but it could be used a lot better. There are thousands of kids being killed by the wars and civil unrest in the Middle-east, and millions of kids and families dying in Africa.
The last phrase that the Chasers used in the segment, "... when the only going to die anyway." was the killer. I was horrified by this.
Until I thought about it. Makes a lot of sense if you ask me.
Just stuffs everything we take for granted in Australia in their faces.

I'm not saying that we shouldn't make these wishes come true by not donating to these donations. It's just the proportions of the amount.
It'd be much better actually donating it to the Cancer Foundation. So they're some justice for the people who are trying to cure cancer. As well as the World Vision for poor countries all over the world.

Cancer's never a good thing. Bad things will happen, things will die from it. I have a friend who's presently in an isolation bubble from cancer, survival rates pretty low, so this isn't an irrational argument. :<
Fix the things that are possible, I think.

(rant end! )