On The Cover Of The ROLLING STONE. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Without Prejudice
My Sister Jackie x
I still love the song by Dr Hook, On The Cover Of The Rolling Stone. It's catchy, funny irreverent , cheeky and maybe they really did finally get on the cover of The Rolling Stone. I wore it out the other day playing it.
But to put one of the Boston Bombers on the cover of the Rolling Stone ? Is that wise ?
He looks handsome, dark hair tousled, Armani tee shirt, taken from his Social Media Site.
I know magazines are struggling to get sales, but the Boston Bomber ? Really ?
Is it not bad enough that we have to put up with the madness of celebrity's impact on our kids and Grandkids
I would rather the rescue team were on the cover, or the police that tracked the two perpetrators down.
Teens are easily influenced, The Rolling Stone is a music and cultural influence magazine. Why put the Boston Bomber on the cover ? What relevance could it possibly have ?
I hate the fact that the Kardsahians are celebrated for pretty much doing nothing.
Lindsay Lohan stumbling into clubs with the latest Prada handbag. Amanda Bynes, Cory Monteith. All young stars earning millions, living life badly. And influencing millions of young teenagers. Wrong.
Kids asked recently, about being famous or rich, all opted for being famous, would do anything to be famous. Well the Boston Bomber is famous, he's on the cover of the Rolling Stone. No less. He killed people, maimed people, damaged families that will feel those effects forever.
All proceeds of the sale should go to the victims families.
Love Janette
I still love the song by Dr Hook, On The Cover Of The Rolling Stone. It's catchy, funny irreverent , cheeky and maybe they really did finally get on the cover of The Rolling Stone. I wore it out the other day playing it.
But to put one of the Boston Bombers on the cover of the Rolling Stone ? Is that wise ?
He looks handsome, dark hair tousled, Armani tee shirt, taken from his Social Media Site.
I know magazines are struggling to get sales, but the Boston Bomber ? Really ?
Is it not bad enough that we have to put up with the madness of celebrity's impact on our kids and Grandkids
I would rather the rescue team were on the cover, or the police that tracked the two perpetrators down.
Teens are easily influenced, The Rolling Stone is a music and cultural influence magazine. Why put the Boston Bomber on the cover ? What relevance could it possibly have ?
I hate the fact that the Kardsahians are celebrated for pretty much doing nothing.
Lindsay Lohan stumbling into clubs with the latest Prada handbag. Amanda Bynes, Cory Monteith. All young stars earning millions, living life badly. And influencing millions of young teenagers. Wrong.
Kids asked recently, about being famous or rich, all opted for being famous, would do anything to be famous. Well the Boston Bomber is famous, he's on the cover of the Rolling Stone. No less. He killed people, maimed people, damaged families that will feel those effects forever.
All proceeds of the sale should go to the victims families.
Love Janette
