The news that ASDA have dropped Jordan aka Katie Price aka Pain in the Arse from their publicity shots which are aimed at raising money for a Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign for complaining about scars on her breasts from plastic surgery is causing quite a fight between Jordan fans and the sane world.
Many are claiming it’s a witch-hunt, others can’t see the problem, after all, she’s a model who’s hired for her body and her looks, and if she’s raising money for the campaign. What’s the problem?
The problem is this: If you, or anyone close to you has ever suffered from breast cancer, you will no doubt be aware of the treatments involved. Treatments such as full and partial mastectomies and lumpectomies which leave women with either no breasts, or breasts which can be badly disfigured. The strength that is needed to accept your body after surgery such as this is immense, and to hear a self-indulgent, attention-seeking imbecile such as Jordan complain about a self-inflicted scar is just sickening. She obviously has no awareness of the campaign she is happy to front. After all, when it comes to Jordan, she’ll do just about anything to make sure he face is on a front page or billboard somewhere.
Breast cancer patients do not want to be represented by someone so shallow that they feel the need to complain about a tiny scar on her breast, inflicted at her insistence, on national TV.
She shows that she has no clue what breast cancer sufferers can have to go through, and if she hasn’t taken the time to find out by now, I doubt she ever will.
Good riddance, people with cancer have enough to put up with without throwing her and her big mouth into the mix.
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