The Girl Scout cookie season is upon us - which means people with nothing better to do will criticize Girl Scout cookies. According to the International Business Times, one critic, a professor of medicine and public health at the University of Arizona, says it makes no sense for the Girl Scouts to “sell something so unhealthy.” She told IBT there is a disconnect between the sugary, fatty cookies the scouts sell and the organization’s mission of “building girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place” Hey, if you don’t think Girl Scout cookies make the world a better place, try dipping a sleeve of Lorna Doones into a pitcher of ice-cold milk.