Shit like this makes me hope there is a hell.
Feel like this was done about as tastefully as possible given everything involved. I question if there is really any way to tell this story without in some way inflicting further harm on the kids, but I also think it's critical that family vloggers, their viewers, and religious/self-help folks in general get confronted with how bad these things can get before they become out of reach.
The father should absolutely…
How dare Bois attempt to make me feel bad for Brett Favre
Think the absence of Frank as a visible figure made it hard to connect to the overall narrative. The makeup fraud storyline in the last episode was the only part that felt like it had real stakes, but it also was really disconnected from the preceding story and generally uninteresting.
Think I'm close to done with these documentaries clearly made (or at least funded) by disgruntled capitalists who are mad that they didn't become successful enough to rob from and…
