...as it only encouraged young people to take up something we knew was harmful.
So it is really ethical for the BBC to publicise the endless array of stars with long histories of mental ilness to now seemingly be 'cured' by whatever gibberish they are clinging to for sanity?
Demi Lovato seems to be the latest one.
And when kids are all nervous wrecks after a year of the Wuhan terror, do they really have to get Ellen Page's "my life was terrible until I got my norks chopped off, now it's all sunshine and flowers." story shoved in front of them for a week?
Anyway we should start a sweepstake on who is next, my money is on Grenade O'Connor. Ticks all the boxes. Islam isn't the end of her 'journey'.
So it is really ethical for the BBC to publicise the endless array of stars with long histories of mental ilness to now seemingly be 'cured' by whatever gibberish they are clinging to for sanity?
Demi Lovato seems to be the latest one.
And when kids are all nervous wrecks after a year of the Wuhan terror, do they really have to get Ellen Page's "my life was terrible until I got my norks chopped off, now it's all sunshine and flowers." story shoved in front of them for a week?
Anyway we should start a sweepstake on who is next, my money is on Grenade O'Connor. Ticks all the boxes. Islam isn't the end of her 'journey'.
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