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| Budget chain Poundland has removed Ouija boards from its stores in Northern Ireland after being slammed for encouraging youngsters to dabble in the occult.
By Helen McGurk
Monday, 5th October 2020, 5:18 pm
The £1 items, known as Spirit Boards, were part of Poundland’s Halloween range and invited players to pose questions to the dead.
But many people took to social media to voice their concern about the sale of the products, claiming they could ‘destroy people’s lives’.
A spokesperson for Poundland yesterday confirmed the Spirit Boards had been on sale at four of its 33 stores in the province, but added: “We had a message from the spirits to make the handful that were left vanish.”
Free Presbyterian minister Rev David McIlveen welcomed the removal of the boards, which are used to summon up spirits.
“The young person doesn’t control the board, the board controls them and that is frightening in every sense of the word.
“I think they are an introduction to a world that is very satanic and takes control of a person’s mind, and once the mind is taken control of then it takes control of actions as well. That is something that I fear is a great challenge to parents and to young people, especially at a time when there are many psychological issues confronting people at the moment, like Covid-19.”
DUP MP Gregory Campbell, who has previously called for the sale of Ouija boards to be regulated, added: “Any responsible retailer has an obligation to look at the product they have for sale, especially if they believe young people might see something that would be attractive to them and could possibly be used to bring upon them an influence to dabble in other material that would be unsafe for them.
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https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news....2993577
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