Tabloid newspapers are not as serious as quality newspapers

[Good girl]

Let`s discuss it in Enlgish

[RawonaM]

Tabloid newspapers are not as serious as quality newspapers

Is it not what the word "tabloid" means: a less serious and low-quality newspaper of a small size? So what can we, then, discuss?

[Good girl]

Some people hate the tabloid papers (the small ones like The Sun and The Mirror) because they think that these papers encourage our lowest instincts: greed, hate, spite and so on. Every so often the tabloids are accused of having no morals at all, and being too willing to destroy celebrities' lives by publishing scandalous things about them. Certainly the tabloids seem to be obsessed with sex.

But the question whether they are still SERIOUS! Do these newspapers still give to the readers a quality news?

[Rezia]

Some people hate the tabloid papers (the small ones like The Sun and The Mirror) because they think that these papers encourage our lowest instincts: greed, hate, spite and so on. Every so often the tabloids are accused of having no morals at all, and being too willing to destroy celebrities' lives by publishing scandalous things about them. Certainly the tabloids seem to be obsessed with sex.

But the question whether they are still SERIOUS! Do these newspapers still give to the readers a quality news?

Let me correct you a bit
"But the question IS whether they are still SERIOUS! Do these newspapers still give _ the readers _ quality news?"

You know, dear friend, sometimes I wish I had a surname like Rockefeller or Trump
And I would stand being photographed for these notorious tabloids with some kind of pleasure

[Good girl]

thanx for improving my skills
So you`re reading tabloids if you`d like to be involved into those games

[Rezia]

To tell you the truth, well, sometimes Actually I don't read, I stare at photos. They are usually huge there. And I adore enormous colorful things Tabloids are not for reading. And I wouldn't like to be involved in those games with yellow press, the thing I'd like to be involved in... is possessing money, and a lot

[Peamur]

I wouldn't like to be involved in those games with yellow press

You can distribute these tabloids to get some money, don't you?

[Rezia]

This can hardly happen.

[Peamur]

you're loosin' such a great opportunity!

[Rezia]

I bet you do have some experience.

[Peamur]

nope, but in summer it can be very profitable. you can save some money you'll get for the transporting of the tabloids. If you're fit enough and you're able to exist in many places at one time - the profit will increase - so, some my friends could buy new laptops on these money.

[Rezia]

So how much did that "opium for people" cost? I mean each copy. And how much profit is it possible to get? Let's say if one sells 100 copies a day.

[Tony]

you're loosin' such a great opportunity!

"loose" means e. g. "рыхлый" and "to lose" e.g. "терять" or "проигрывать".

Many English natives seem to make the same mistake.