EMPHASIS MINE:Also, fuck you Komen, I hope you get breat cancer and then can't pay for treatment because there is no PP and you can't afford private health cover.
You shouldn't wish cancer of any type on anyone... :/ No matter how much you dislike them.
Bah. I'm not sure this Komen person did enough to deserve it, but I still think this sentiment is tripe. Karma does not exist, but it damn well should. If wanting to see a stoning advocate get caught in a rockslide is wrong, hey, I don't want to be right.
And from Wikipedia:
Susan Goodman, later Susan Goodman Komen, was born in 1943 in Peoria, Illinois. She was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 33. She died of the disease at age 36 in 1980.
Sooooo....yeah. The foundation was set up in her memory, whether or not she'd agree with its current use of funds (according to Wikipedia, a little over 50% does go toward screenings and public health educations, which I think are more important in the immediate than research) or direction is rather academic. If you want to wish breast cancer on someone who is actually involved in the organization, her sister Nancy Brinker is the founder and current CEO. But wishing breast cancer on the only surviving daughter of a family who lost their other daughter to breast cancer is just kinda mean.
Incidentally, the "pinkwashing" that Komen contributes to is one of my major pet peeves. Breast cancer is terrible disease, but it is no more or less deserving of research funds than any other serious chronic illness. Just because there's a feel good female empowerment element (with the added benefit of letting companies say "breast" in advertisements) doesn't make it a bigger deal than heart disease.*
*and that's coming from the son of a breast cancer victim, who might have emotional reasons to feel otherwise.