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Warning over celebrity drug use
Look you morons, you couldn't devise a better advertising campaign to put people off drugs than is provided almost daily by the media - showing celebrities staggering, dribbling, falling over and, often, dying, after using their favourite substance of abuse.
If you really want to give drugs a bad name fund a dealer to be on call 24/7 for Pete Doherty, Amie Winehouse et al and make sure you're there at the finale.
Dealing too leniently with celebrities who use drugs sends out the wrong message to young people, the United Nations drugs watchdog has said.
Look you morons, you couldn't devise a better advertising campaign to put people off drugs than is provided almost daily by the media - showing celebrities staggering, dribbling, falling over and, often, dying, after using their favourite substance of abuse.
If you really want to give drugs a bad name fund a dealer to be on call 24/7 for Pete Doherty, Amie Winehouse et al and make sure you're there at the finale.