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"The 90-minute film is one of the 10 most watched Netflix programmes and has been praised by celebrities including Bryan Adams."
Why the actual fuck is it important to mention what Bryan Adams or any other celebrity thinks of Seaspiracy @guardian? 1/4 https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2021/apr/26/the-seaspiracy-controversy-should-we-stop-eating-fish-podcast
Why the actual fuck is it important to mention what Bryan Adams or any other celebrity thinks of Seaspiracy @guardian? 1/4 https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2021/apr/26/the-seaspiracy-controversy-should-we-stop-eating-fish-podcast
Isn't it about time newspapers take some responsibility for the harm caused by celebrity misinformation and stopped reporting on what celebrities think about complex issues that they have no more knowledge about than the average person on the street? 2/4 https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/cobi.13605
I know your readers may want to know what celebrities think so they can think the same, but respectable news outlets should be better than perpetuating this harmful desire by constantly reporting on the opinions of singers and actors on subjects other than singing and acting. 3/4
Celebrities should also know better than to voice strong opinions about subjects they aren't qualified to comment on, but that's more unrealistic than wanting newspapers to stop amplifying their ignorance.
Here's Jürgen Klopp to set the record straight.
Here's Jürgen Klopp to set the record straight.
I realize the irony of finishing this thread with a comment by a celebrity, but he's making the argument that you shouldn't listen to celebrities like him on topics that he isn't qualified to comment on, so here the celebrity opinion is highly relevant...
