Pop star slammed for Dope Wars plug
Moral Panic ensues
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Pop singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor loves playing Dope Wars, an enthusiasm that has landed her in hot war with the Daily Record.
The mass-market Scottish tabloid accused her of glamorising drug dealing by making favourable comments about the computer game.
Ellis-Bextor said she was a regular player of the popular game Dope Wars, where players have to accumulate a fortune as dope pushers while fighting the police and staying one step ahead of loan sharks.
"I made $16.5m on a cocaine deal this morning. I am a dealer," she said. "You start off selling grams and then work your way up to running the supply for a whole city."
The Daily Record then russled up a tame drugs councillor to say that Sophie should visit addicts before she praises games featuring drug dealers.
Quite. Pop stars and drugs. That would never do. ®
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