exactly. the same mob of people shouting be kind, have also moved onto their next targets - dan wootton, love island, the cps to lay blame. Wanting a head on a spike and to ban newspapers, social media and anyone with an opinion whilst simultaneously salivating over the circumstances and details of the whole sorry affair that played out in the last few months of her life. The hypocrisy is everywhere.
Its laughable at this point.
And I hate to constantly sound like I’m on some kind PR spin for this site, but I don’t go on twitter, I don’t comment on there, I don’t visit someones social media to tell them what I think of them or what I dislike about them.
I come her and gossip about celebrities and Influencers who put themselves in the limelight.
I’m not going to saint anyone because they’ve passed, even under these circumstances, celebrities who turned their back on her now crying on twitter and Instagram to make themselves look good,
the public that dragged her, now holding up as an angel amongst us, the hypocrisy is unreal
Twitter has a mob mentality,
And I’m STILL not arguing that it should be removed, there has never been a time in history when people didn’t gossip and speculate and discuss celebrity culture!!
But the same people crying over her death found it acceptable to go onto her ex’s Instagram and blame him, blame journalists for doing their job, twitter is filled with blame blame blame.
the aggression hasn’t changed, the tone stays the same, the tweets of outrage screaming they want change whilst blasting the next victim,
but they started a hashtag so their hands are clean now

influencers posted a story so that’s their bit done.
I'm happier discussing events here, knowing everyone and nobody is to blame when
tit happens..
a series of events lead to this. As it does with all suicide cases