Kate Moss: This Supermodel Is No Role Model
Robert Paul Reyes
September 19, 2005
Now we know why supermodel Kate Moss is so razor-thin, she's been feeding her nose instead of her mouth.
A British tabloid ran photos of Moss preparing about 20 lines of cocaine, then snorting some herself before letting her sleazy friends binge themselves into oblivion.
Kate Moss is a model, ostensibly she models clothes so that other women will get an idea of what they would like wearing them. But Moss is an anorexic freak, only skeletons in a graveyard could wear the threads she parades in.
But now it turns out that not only is Moss anorexic, she's also a coke-head. This fashion model is no role model, parents should point her out to their children as an example of a young lady who has made the wrong choices in life.
According to various media sources, including ABC News, Kate Moss admitted to the Hennes & Mauritz (H & M) clothing chain that the allegations that she recently used cocaine are true. Moss, who models for H & M, was not fired even though the company's written policy demands that models be "healthy, wholesome and sound.
Apparently anorexic coke-heads meet the definition of being "healthy, wholesome and sound." H & M is sending the wrong message, they are saying that as long as you are beautiful, young, rich and famous -- the laws don't apply to you.
I buy my clothes at Sears and I don't even know if H & M has any outlets in this country, but we should send a message to this disreputable company by not buying any of their products.
A British tabloid ran photos of Moss preparing about 20 lines of cocaine, then snorting some herself before letting her sleazy friends binge themselves into oblivion.
Kate Moss is a model, ostensibly she models clothes so that other women will get an idea of what they would like wearing them. But Moss is an anorexic freak, only skeletons in a graveyard could wear the threads she parades in.
But now it turns out that not only is Moss anorexic, she's also a coke-head. This fashion model is no role model, parents should point her out to their children as an example of a young lady who has made the wrong choices in life.
According to various media sources, including ABC News, Kate Moss admitted to the Hennes & Mauritz (H & M) clothing chain that the allegations that she recently used cocaine are true. Moss, who models for H & M, was not fired even though the company's written policy demands that models be "healthy, wholesome and sound.
Apparently anorexic coke-heads meet the definition of being "healthy, wholesome and sound." H & M is sending the wrong message, they are saying that as long as you are beautiful, young, rich and famous -- the laws don't apply to you.
I buy my clothes at Sears and I don't even know if H & M has any outlets in this country, but we should send a message to this disreputable company by not buying any of their products.
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