Thank you for sharing. Again, I am just so deeply ashamed that people for whom it is played find it humorous. Trust me, we are all kneeling and begging forgiveness.

But what's more interesting to me is that I am the person doggedly dragging the discussion back to its real point, which is the deliberate exposure issue. And that even now, still, no one seems at all glad that this song's comedic overkill actually changed policy inside of four brief days. You can not like it, I don't care. But are you all incapable of acknowledging that it was effective? Would you really rather all hammer on a cancer survivor?