The publication issued a formal retraction regarding those unfair claims against P!nk. We pushed back against the blame game and forced them to walk it back. Keep watching for biased media reports and keep calling them out when they get it wrong.
\"So it\'s not like we need phony posers like Pink to encourage young people to drink. She should be ashamed of herself for building her rocker-chick credentials on the backs - or livers - of impressionable young fans.
What ever happened to being a lady Whatever happened to pitying the drunk girl who makes a fool of herself and passes out \"
This is quoted from a recent NY Post article named \"When Little Girls Drink\" if that quote hasnt already gotten you heated up you should read what other crazy things they accuse P!nk of. This journalist is pointing their finger at P!nk and accusing her of all the mishaps of todays \"impressionable\" youth. Anyone with common sense knows that just because teens arent adults, doesnt mean that we have to have someone think for us. A sense of right and wrong goes along with human nature, and P!nk isnt responsible for her fans and other teens, she is responsible for her own actions. Dont blame P!nk, blame the parents, and society.
We are approaching 250 signatures and need to hit that mark before this story loses its edge. Post the link to your Facebook feed right now to keep the momentum moving. Text three friends and get them to sign so we can show the media that people see through these ridiculous attacks.
September 22, 2003
The media continues to look for an easy target instead of addressing the real issues at home. Go to the comment section of that original article and post a link to this petition to set the record straight. Email the editorial desk at the paper and demand they stop scapegoating artists for the failures of parenting.
Reached 100 supporters
September 10, 2002
6 Comments
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Jessica Garcia
23 years ago
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Seriously? Blaming a singer for what kids decide to do with their lives is so reaching. Get a life NY Post.
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Brian Morgan
23 years ago
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TRASH journalism. stop trying to ruin her career over nothing.
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Amanda Sinclair
23 years ago
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Exactly. Its called personal responsibility. Maybe teach that to your kids instead of reading gossip rags.
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Sarah Petersen
23 years ago
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This article is such a joke. She is a performer not a babysitter. Leave her alone.
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Mike Nasser
23 years ago
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People love to blame celebrities instead of doing their own jobs as parents. Ridiculous.
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Kevin Liu
24 years ago
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Wow what a reach. P!nk is great and this blame game is just tired.
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The publication issued a formal retraction regarding those unfair claims against P!nk. We pushed back against the blame game and forced them to walk it back. Keep watching for biased media reports and keep calling them out when they get it wrong.
\"So it\'s not like we need phony posers like Pink to encourage young people to drink. She should be ashamed of herself for building her rocker-chick credentials on the backs - or livers - of impressionable young fans.
What ever happened to being a lady Whatever happened to pitying the drunk girl who makes a fool of herself and passes out \"
This is quoted from a recent NY Post article named \"When Little Girls Drink\" if that quote hasnt already gotten you heated up you should read what other crazy things they accuse P!nk of. This journalist is pointing their finger at P!nk and accusing her of all the mishaps of todays \"impressionable\" youth. Anyone with common sense knows that just because teens arent adults, doesnt mean that we have to have someone think for us. A sense of right and wrong goes along with human nature, and P!nk isnt responsible for her fans and other teens, she is responsible for her own actions. Dont blame P!nk, blame the parents, and society.
We are approaching 250 signatures and need to hit that mark before this story loses its edge. Post the link to your Facebook feed right now to keep the momentum moving. Text three friends and get them to sign so we can show the media that people see through these ridiculous attacks.
September 22, 2003
The media continues to look for an easy target instead of addressing the real issues at home. Go to the comment section of that original article and post a link to this petition to set the record straight. Email the editorial desk at the paper and demand they stop scapegoating artists for the failures of parenting.
Reached 100 supporters
September 10, 2002
6 Comments
J
Jessica Garcia
23 years ago
Featured
Seriously? Blaming a singer for what kids decide to do with their lives is so reaching. Get a life NY Post.
B
Brian Morgan
23 years ago
Featured
TRASH journalism. stop trying to ruin her career over nothing.
A
Amanda Sinclair
23 years ago
Featured
Exactly. Its called personal responsibility. Maybe teach that to your kids instead of reading gossip rags.
S
Sarah Petersen
23 years ago
Featured
This article is such a joke. She is a performer not a babysitter. Leave her alone.
M
Mike Nasser
23 years ago
Featured
People love to blame celebrities instead of doing their own jobs as parents. Ridiculous.
K
Kevin Liu
24 years ago
Featured
Wow what a reach. P!nk is great and this blame game is just tired.
Seriously? Blaming a singer for what kids decide to do with their lives is so reaching. Get a life NY Post.