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spare a thought for poor Alfie
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spare a thought for poor Alfie 14 Years, 11 Months ago
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What an enormous relief for the producers of tales of illicit teen sex (and their sex-obsessed readers)-the tabloids.
Not only is poor little Alfie not a dad but the real father has been named as another 15 year old lad.
Editors must be breathing big sighs of relief today as the story is given new life.
What a change from the days when a girl fallen by the wayside would be bundled off to some home where she could give birth and the baby given to others to bring up.
Now it's a cottage industry to be promoted..agents employed, stories sold and so on.
Pity little Alfie is now out of the picture and for that matter, Jordon and Peter Andre who have been knocked off their rightful perch on the front page !
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Re:spare a thought for poor Alfie 14 Years, 11 Months ago
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You should write for the tabloids, BR. There is a difference between inviting boys to sleep with your daughter and turning a blind eye if they do so, and it's quite normal to ask if someone had a good night. I regularly ask people that question just after they get up. There is no actual evidence of anyone intentionally pimping their child, but with carefully chosen wording you can make ordinary behavious sound quite sensational.
Kids, sometimes younger than Alfie, have been having sex for generations. It used to be called "experimenting". It's also nothing new for a schoolgirl to become pregnant. Maybe it's not the right way to behave, but it happens. When my mothers schoolfriend became pregnant it wasn't reported, but she was taken out of school until after the birth, because of her family's embarrassment. When my school friend became pregnant, nobody made a fuss and she carried on as normal. Now it gets to be headlines. The tabloids have sensationalised normal human behaviour and created a false morality. We all just need to get a grip.
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Re:spare a thought for poor Alfie 14 Years, 11 Months ago
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This is really, as I've said before, so, so significant.
It is now, or so it seems, acceptable, legal and moral for the media to print stories about children, to praise them for breaking the law, to encourage them to do so with hard cash and celebrity, to ruin lives openly and without shame.
You want child abuse? Rebekah Wade and Rupert Murdoch are doing it today.
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