I think if people want to go washing their dirty laundry in public, then you can't blame people for chatting about it. I've given a view from a moral perspective, that IF certain scenarios happened, this is how I would feel about it. I'd have one simple question, did you send a 17 year old a picture of yourself, beyond what would be acceptable for an autograph, if you did, then you deserve to be snared. The same as **** hunters snare people on social media for chatting up kids. It's not normal behaviour, nor should it be accepted as such ffs, especially if the person sending the picture is old enough to be a graveyard dodger. If none of that happened, then sue the parents for making shhite up.
Earlier this year in a bad month my DD to BBC Licensing got knocked back, they sent me a letter saying they will no longer be requesting payment this way. I thought fair enough, free TV.
I think it’s been about 8 or 9 years for me since I stopped paying them. Hell will freeze over before they get another penny from me.
Just winds me up thinking about it. If I knew someone was doing that sort of shhite on here, they'd be straight in the bin. I know people get away with loads of shhite on here sometimes, but there is a line that just don't get crossed.
The media keep asking questions about how do you stop this sort of stuff on social media once it gets snowballing - it's simple really, the tabloids and tv media need a set protocol to get their house in order, so they sing the same tune at the same time. If you are going to go into competition with one another to get exclusives, you can't really then point at social media and say it's their fault. You're the guys feeding this frenzy, sort yourselves out first dickheads.
