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Yes, they're at it again. The Daily Mail have taken their crusade against all things they don't understand by condemning the decision to put Japanese Manga in schools.
The books are vetted by the School's councils, but the Mail once again shows their ignorance of everything by not undertanding the difference between comic books and Japanese Manga.
Only a fool would suggest that reading an adaption of Spirited Away (to give a well known example) would lead to 'harder' material which is often read by adults in Japan. It would be like suggesting children shouldn't read books, in case it gets them involved in horror or porn based reading material, or not watching Bambi on video, because it will eventually lead the kids to something by Ron Jeremy.
Daily Mail, well done, you've done it again...
The books are vetted by the School's councils, but the Mail once again shows their ignorance of everything by not undertanding the difference between comic books and Japanese Manga.
Only a fool would suggest that reading an adaption of Spirited Away (to give a well known example) would lead to 'harder' material which is often read by adults in Japan. It would be like suggesting children shouldn't read books, in case it gets them involved in horror or porn based reading material, or not watching Bambi on video, because it will eventually lead the kids to something by Ron Jeremy.
Daily Mail, well done, you've done it again...
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No, just worse.
Oh, so the BNP should be allowed to campaign freely then? They are the minority after all.
lcarus wrote:
> Oh, so the BNP should be allowed to campaign freely then? They are the
> minority after all.
Unfortunately I get stuck reading the Daily Mail. It's quite interesting how flawed they can be sometimes.
And the BNP will never really succeed anyway except amongst ignorant yobs, so I suppose the Daily Mail is almost a paper aimed at them!
> Oh, so the BNP should be allowed to campaign freely then? They are the
> minority after all.
Unfortunately I get stuck reading the Daily Mail. It's quite interesting how flawed they can be sometimes.
And the BNP will never really succeed anyway except amongst ignorant yobs, so I suppose the Daily Mail is almost a paper aimed at them!
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