Horace Finklestein
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Why? Why are the Anthonys' personal finances anyone's business?
And 'ANY shopping'? Seriously? So if Cindy goes into a store and buys a tank top for $3 or a tube of toothpaste for $1.49, that's got something to do with 'blood money'? Really?
The public, in general, wouldn't know the A's if they passed them on the street. The public, in general, doesn't care where and when they shop. There's a small segment of the public who do have to know every detail about what they're doing (while at the same time proclaiming that they should be locked in their house doing nothing at all). I think that's weird, but it's also fascinating to watch.
This is America. We're all free to shop, buy new cars, take vacations, get limo rides.
It really doesn't matter whether the Anthonys do good things or not. The same people who loathe them now will continue to loathe them for all eternity. And I think that's bizarre.
I do have a very low opinion of anyone who profits off a death. I don't know if the Anthonys are doing that or not, but my guess is that in some way they are. I do know that Jeff Ashton is doing that. And so are a number of television personalities who are making money hand over fist from this, along with magazines, newspapers, publishers, and other people who will write books in the future. This tragedy and the circus that resulted from it will mean that a whole lot of folks have bigger bank accounts. It's the American way. If anything is disingenuous in this whole fiasco, it's criticizing the Anthonys for their ill-gotten gains (even though nobody even really knows what those are) while at the same time happily gobbling up what the others who are profiting from Caylee's death have to offer.
Of course we know what their ill gotten gains are - money from their sham foundation, money from licensing pictures and selling interviews. What are you talking about?