Tattle In The Press #2

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Daily Mirror echoing the same nonsense about Tattle
Why aren’t people up in arms that this poor child was photographed in her underwear having a spray tan and published for everyone to see. Yet the Mirror is blaming tattle after publishing that?!
 
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Sophie is being exploited and she just can’t see it.
Agree. Dr Jess, the papers and the other influencers are using her.

The mirror printed princess in her underwear at age 4 having a spray tan. No wonder they want to say it's all tattles fault and no one else has any blame. I did read the whole 10'000 thread and there are a few comments that are uncomfortable in light of what happened, but these is a handful and most showed more care and concern for the horrible situation than her mum.

 
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The reporting on this has been so bad. The only source that Princess killed herself over bullying from tattle is her mother, who was not deemed a fit mother. Tattle has documented the mothers behaviour and tragically predicted this. But the way things work the story is just presented as tattle bad guy. If they had any ethics they would say the mother claims it's bullying from tattle and an inquest has yet to take place.

 
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So true.
I think part of why it's seen as an easy target is because the site is perceived as predominantly female. I see far worse on facebook comments, reddit etc, and no one kicks off about those spaces.
I agree, the Daily Fail comment section needs shutting down. There appears to a very large demographic of angry mediocre men who are allowed to bully, harrass and leave vile comments with impunity. If there are rules around what can be posted I'm at a loss to understand what those rules are
 
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Why aren’t people up in arms that this poor child was photographed in her underwear having a spray tan and published for everyone to see. Yet the Mirror is blaming tattle after publishing that?!
I keep hoping that the online safety act will extend to parents monetising their children online ,this is the hardest lesson any of them will learn but the government don’t seem to want to address it ! strange given its supposed to be an act to protect the child from exploitation / harm but not from their own parents it’s seems 🤷🏼‍♀️
 
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Logically this accusation against Tattle will blow over. Nobody wants to attack a grieving mother so she's getting away with shifting the blame at the moment but records will show the social services involvement. They don't remove children on a whim. The children would have had trauma from an early age and this will be documented.
No mental health professional would agree that this trauma was all down to a forum.
 
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I think once the inquests happens and the verdict of it doesn't openly blame Tattle then it will shut people up.
 
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They really can't stop themselves, can they.
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Anyone with a brain reading this would want to have a look at Tattle to see for themselves.
The rest known as "the sheep" will believe anything they read. If someone told them black was white they'd believe it.
The brainy people usually end up becoming Tattlers once they are let in.
Until then they stew with frustration that they can't join in the conversation on Tattle.
 
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I keep hoping that the online safety act will extend to parents monetising their children online ,this is the hardest lesson any of them will learn but the government don’t seem to want to address it ! strange given its supposed to be an act to protect the child from exploitation / harm but not from their own parents it’s seems 🤷🏼‍♀️
I've said this before here but there is someone I know in Australia who's an influcner and despite the rules they've enforced for children I k ow all about hers as she's endlessly featuring them in her profile, on her podcast, in ads etc. Australia really did a bad job at their legislation imo
 
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I think once the inquests happens and the verdict of it doesn't openly blame Tattle then it will shut people up.
That could take another year. Dr Jess and the mail have usurped the inquest and made conclusions immediately after she died.
They've written it all over the internet and AI now states their unchecked opinions as facts.
It won't matter when the inquest comes out.
 
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I've said this before here but there is someone I know in Australia who's an influcner and despite the rules they've enforced for children I k ow all about hers as she's endlessly featuring them in her profile, on her podcast, in ads etc. Australia really did a bad job at their legislation imo
I read the Australian gov are taking action against the big tech companies for not enforcing the new rules ,what goods that if their own parents aren’t interested 🤷🏼‍♀️
 
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Is this the same Princess Bliss that was on a documentary with her mum, Sophie, about 11 years ago? The documentary was called "Blinging Up Baby" and it was about Mum's who spend loads of money on make up, spray tan, perfume and designer clothes and bags for their children. Her sisters name was Precious Belle if it is the same Princess Bliss, the mum also had an interview on This Morning. Princess Bliss was just a little girl when that documentary was filmed. I'm not familiar with this case or family but the names sound familiar from "Blinging Up Baby"
 
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I think once the inquests happens and the verdict of it doesn't openly blame Tattle then it will shut people up.
Inquests involving minors are not open to the public and the findings are generally private and not released.
I do hope the coroner is able to speak with extended family and access the social services records held to get a true picture of the sad and volatile upbringing this tragic young lady was subjected to.
 
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