- Wed Aug 22, 2007 4:36 pm
#23387
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... ge_id=1770
Funny, isn't it? The 'oh get over it, where's your sense of humour' comments. But I'm sure if somebody were to parody a DM reader (and let's face it, there are lots of things to parody) the 'oh come on, grow up' comments would not be flying so thick and fast.
So when somebody makes a joke about the Queen Mother (which in a free country they are perfectly entitled to do) he or she is judged to have committed treason for even daring to do such a thing, but anybody who doesn't laugh at Bernard Manning's 'jokes' offensive obviously is a thin-skinned liberal with no sense of humour. Double standards anyone? Funny how a 'newspaper' which depends on constant outrage and bloodspitting can then have the nerve to criticise those who are offended by the DM's twisted and thoroughly nasty worldview or for having different views in the first place.
Funny, isn't it? The 'oh get over it, where's your sense of humour' comments. But I'm sure if somebody were to parody a DM reader (and let's face it, there are lots of things to parody) the 'oh come on, grow up' comments would not be flying so thick and fast.
So when somebody makes a joke about the Queen Mother (which in a free country they are perfectly entitled to do) he or she is judged to have committed treason for even daring to do such a thing, but anybody who doesn't laugh at Bernard Manning's 'jokes' offensive obviously is a thin-skinned liberal with no sense of humour. Double standards anyone? Funny how a 'newspaper' which depends on constant outrage and bloodspitting can then have the nerve to criticise those who are offended by the DM's twisted and thoroughly nasty worldview or for having different views in the first place.