Tattle In The Press #2

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If anyone lives in Islington Jeremy Corbyn has his own good reasons to despise the gutter press. He is known to take up against big media injustices. He was the only reason the Hillsborough Royal Commission was ever called & had a lot to do with the phone hacking enquiry being called as well.

Also I would like to ask wtf kind of a mother wears this to her suicided teen's funeral let alone posts it to Insta for the views? Who could see this image and not immediately know that a random small website was not the major problem in that kid's life?

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Poor child still being exploited even in her most vulnerable state 🙁
 
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There’s not even a private messenger function on Tattle and I haven’t a clue who anyone is IRL, everything said here is said in the open, so how could anyone possibly be working together on anything is beyond me.
Posts are also locked after 20 mins so you can’t delete or edit them. So I don’t want to hear influencers claiming tattlers post their email publicly and then delete the posts later once everyone has screenshot it or something.
 
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Daily Mirror echoing the same nonsense about Tattle
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Having just said goodbye to a close family member not once did it occur to me to get a camera out and photograph my last moments with them and certainly not share it online. My memories come from the conversations we had, the laughter and shared experiences. Likewise for both my parents, I can’t remember a whole lot from their funerals but I remember the times we spent together.
There is absolutely no need for photographs at funerals/in funeral homes. They should be banned. It’s distasteful
 
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Having just said goodbye to a close family member not once did it occur to me to get a camera out and photograph my last moments with them and certainly not share it online. My memories come from the conversations we had, the laughter and shared experiences. Likewise for both my parents, I can’t remember a whole lot from their funerals but I remember the times we spent together.
There is absolutely no need for photographs at funerals/in funeral homes. They should be banned. It’s distasteful
Each to their own obviously but having been to the funerals of both parents and only sibling I never want to relive any part of those occasions.
I don't want to see me and others at their worst crying and distraught. I think it's an invasion of mourners privacy.
 
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Having just said goodbye to a close family member not once did it occur to me to get a camera out and photograph my last moments with them and certainly not share it online. My memories come from the conversations we had, the laughter and shared experiences. Likewise for both my parents, I can’t remember a whole lot from their funerals but I remember the times we spent together.
There is absolutely no need for photographs at funerals/in funeral homes. They should be banned. It’s distasteful
Absolutely this. My dad's funeral over twenty years ago remains in my memory. All of the people who took time to come to be with us, and offer words of comfort. That's what stays with me, plus of course, memories of him during his life. The thought of a photographer being involved at any point, is totally abhorrent to me.

I cannot imagine what it is like for a parent to bury their child. I believe that people grieve in many many different ways. But I still cannot understand the taking of photos for social media. It seems disrespectful to the deceased, at the very least, to me.
 
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I absolutely cannot fathom the thought process that goes into deciding to hire a photographer to take pictures of a funeral. Abhorrent IMHO. I have buried more people in my family that I care to remember and the last thing I would want to be reminded of is saying my final goodbye, you literally have to be mentally ill to want to relive that horrible moment. Just my opinion tho xx RIP Princess
 
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Having just said goodbye to a close family member not once did it occur to me to get a camera out and photograph my last moments with them and certainly not share it online. My memories come from the conversations we had, the laughter and shared experiences. Likewise for both my parents, I can’t remember a whole lot from their funerals but I remember the times we spent together.
There is absolutely no need for photographs at funerals/in funeral homes. They should be banned. It’s distasteful
As if you’d forget your last goodbyes 🙄 I’ve never known anyone that gets a professional makeover for a funeral let alone that of their child ,makeup wouldn’t be sustainable unless there’s no tears being shed( generally speaking) I remember a few years ago an American influencer got hell for posting pics of herself alongside her dad’s open casket, it’s so disrespectful to the deceased imo.
 
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What is she planning on doing if it wasn’t just for social media? Printing them out and putting them up around the house? Weird behaviour.
 
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I don't mind being doxxed for taking the piss out of Jack Monroe, H&M, malice evans etc. Or sharing recipes, cat stories, etc etc.

What these liars in the press, taking their cues from other liars, seem to believe is that we are an easy target, hiding behind anonymity.

It's about time there was widespread publication in MSM of what Tattle has exposed - most importantly, abuse of minors for grifts by their own parents, and the long-term impact this has on those children because of their own parent's greed.

Come on journos, we know you read. Get those column inches submitted that show you have actually read the threads you are talking about.

Take down some of these grifters and PROTECT THE CHILDREN. You will feel better for doing so.
I feel like the journalists who actually read aren't the ones writing these articles, for the most part, because the articles are a long way from reality.

And, as I've said before, it wouldn't exactly be rocket science to find my real name from this account, because I use the name elsewhere.
 
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Not followed the Dickinsons at all, so no dog in that fight whatsoever. However - to any watching gloating red-tops, remember one thing here - at least we can say we've never hacked a dead kid's voice mail. Tbh I don't think some of you have actually stopped pulling those shenanigans. Maybe you could do something worthy - maybe some investigation into the alleged sex abuse this poor kid suffered, but it's just easier to blame sites like this, isn't it?
 
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However - to any watching gloating red-tops, remember one thing here - at least we can say we've never hacked a dead kid's voice mail.
And in the case of the Mirror specifically, at least we never faked pictures of abuse by British soldiers.
 
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Posts are also locked after 20 mins so you can’t delete or edit them. So I don’t want to hear influencers claiming tattlers post their email publicly and then delete the posts later once everyone has screenshot it or something.
I can vouch for this as someone who waffles, makes multiple typos, and curses every time I read one back after mu (iykyk) 20 minutes is up.

I’d never make it as an editor.
 
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I noticed Metro published the full Tattle statement, if only the others would follow suit
 
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Having just said goodbye to a close family member not once did it occur to me to get a camera out and photograph my last moments with them and certainly not share it online. My memories come from the conversations we had, the laughter and shared experiences. Likewise for both my parents, I can’t remember a whole lot from their funerals but I remember the times we spent together.
There is absolutely no need for photographs at funerals/in funeral homes. They should be banned. It’s distasteful
Same. I've just had a funeral for my mum and there is a recording as it was streamed for people who could not make it. I was sent the recording, but there's not one bit of me that needs to see it again. It's abhorrent that anyone would feel the need to take pictures at a funeral. It's bad enough that celeb funerals are papped to the hilt.
 
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She was taken into social care, posted on tiktok that her step dad SA her when she was 12, her mum posted that she was proud to be a MAP (minor attracted person) mum, was self harming, was very underweight and her mum reposted her stories with #skinnylegend (Sophie is lying that she kept her off social media), said that her mum punched her, was sat on dirty old mens laps at depraved Dubai parties, was vaping at aged 8 (mother shared videos of this), locked in hotel rooms while her mum worked and given a phone to spend nights unsupervised on tiktok. There is a lot to this and the worst tattle said was talking about her being too young to have her lips injected and that some of her clothes weren't appropriate (all due to the mother but these few comms don't look great after what happened but most were only worried).
If she was put in foster care then it's obvious that Social Workers and the courts were involved with this child. They would have extensive files on her and on the whole family. Foster care is only done when it's obvious the mother is unfit to parent. The bigger question is why they allowed her to go back to this appalling mother. A lot of people failed this girl and it wasn't the Tattlers who had no contact with her, ever, and therefore bear no responsibility whatsoever.

These MPs hate social media as they get criticised with good reason and this is their chance to 'get even' by taking down Tattle. The child's death is just the smokescreen they were looking for. As for 'the worst tattle said was talking about her being too young to have her lips injected and that some of her clothes weren't appropriate' but there's nothing wrong with saying any of that. It shows normal concern that those in authority didn't have. Safeguarding is everyone's business and you don't have to apologise for being concerned about a child.

Below are the rules for a Child Death Review and there are procedures to follow in these cases. It's not trial by Daily Mail scumbag journalists of all people! It mentions the role of 'bullying, including on-line bullying' as a factor to consider but no screenshots of bullying of the child by Tattle has ever been captured. The mother and Social Workers are the ones who should be worried, not us.


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It’s annoying but I actually think the Mail publishing any part of the Tattlelife statement is a win. Tattle has hardly ever got a right of reply published apart from the one Loose Women? reply.

It’s going to drive traffic and that will open peoples eyes.

The Mail are also feasting on the clicks that Sophie’s behaviour will bring. Sophie and Dr Jess Tail-teller should be worried. The press will happily do a 180 and turn on them at some point.
 
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I have no idea what's happened or who this poor girl was.

However you'd hope that any involved in this are squeaky clean, can back everything up with evidence and have their houses in order.

Becky Vardy is a prime example of instigating legal action and subsequently being hung out to dry (plus court costs)
 
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And the Daily Mail allows dreadful comments posted by anonymous users so they have no moral high ground.
Tattle is currently an easy target for these people who want something to blame.
I've tried to comment on the article several times today, basically saying the comments on Tattle are no worse than the comment section of the DM, or maybe not post your private life all over social media if you don't want anyone to comment, or maybe keep it set at private and not one comment has been published!
 
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