[Gasplessy]

I am gonna say it

I was reading about Cara Delevigne's supposed addictions/mental health state on the internet

I find the incredibly HUGE amount of comments just gross. The internet has changed. Good or bad, i hope we are noticing that sometimes the narration about psicology just goes beyond

My 2 cents: people in the comments section are worse than the subjects themselves in a lot of cases Maybe i am stating the obvious
Of course it depends

I always find all TMZ trash just beyond, but people commenting so worse.
Again.

Think twice before going too deep into psychiatric chatting. Just my 2 cents
It is dangerous

Blabbling is dangerous. It can change reality of things

Sorry

Hope everyone can be fine

[TheGal]

Who is Cara Delevigne?

Wait... I guess I'll look her up on TMZ.

[divine1966]

Why must you read these things on the internet if they annoy you? You could choose what to read.

[MuseumGhost]

The gossip business is alive and well, unfortunately. More so now than ever, with the advent of the internet.

I cannot stand gossip to begin with. And I cannot waste my time reading useless comments by uneducated people about subjects they can never begin to understand.

I avoid it as much as I possibly can. It does not affect my life very much at all.

[Fuzzybear]

I try not to read that sort of ''stuff''.

[*Beth*]

That said, Kanye West is certifiable.

I avoid any celebrity stuff, i just dont find it interesting.

[*Beth*]

What I meant was, Kanye West is in the spotlight as a celebrity and he has been saying things that are threatening - potentially dangerous - to many people. What he's saying is important for not only his fans, but for all people to be aware of. I am relieved to learn that Adidas has released him from his contract with them. I think it's clear to almost anyone that he is a very unstable man and I believe that people need to be aware of his recent behavior.

[MuseumGhost]

I agree. It's sad that in our culture (which is to say, modern, Western culture) the soapbox is often left available for the loudest and most mis-informed, misguided, and yes, dangerous people. I wish the media would just stop offering a platform up for these types to continue their delusional tirades.

I did, happily, see that GAP has removed his line of clothing from their stores, too.
Good on 'em!

[*Beth*]

Originally Posted by MuseumGhost

... I wish the media would just stop offering a platform up for these types to continue their delusional tirades.
...

Ugh, yes. I entirely agree.