The issue is not the seriousness of the disease. It's that these teams/leagues are using this more for a profit for their business than for a benefit to the actual cause.I've lost two aunts, a cousin to this disease, and my mom has breast cancer. One day is too far?
Pathetic is not the appropriate word.. keep in mind that this organization is listed as a "non-profit".
my aunt just had a mastectomy last year. People aren't tripping because they're insensitive to the disease. What people are finally waking up to is the fact that many of these organizations do very little to further the actual research that would one day eradicate this disease. Every year the push and the "awareness" grows along with the discovery that a lot of people are getting rich and there's really no advancement. I firmly believe that there will never be a cure and all this pink shyt is bullshyt.I've lost two aunts, a cousin to this disease, and my mom has breast cancer. One day is too far?
i hope they throw some pink in the jersey
If you don't care about it, why bother clicking on the title and then posting? You're adding nothing to the discussion.
I like the helmetsIf you don't care about it, why bother clicking on the title and then posting? You're adding nothing to the discussion.
Livestrong bands...how'd that work out?
This has been rumoured for awhile. Looks alright. Wish they went with these pink helmets tho..
Those are sick as hellwhy doesnt the nfl promote awareness for prostate cancer to its 99% male fan base sitting there drinking beer and eating kunk food? Oh i know, bc you already have their fanship, money, viewership. Appealing to women is a whole different market which equals more MONEY
Ok.
i believe its 11% of the money goes to breast cancer. the nfl pockets more than they donate
