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On the entire front page was scribed - in enormous bright read lettering upon a black background - "LAWLESS BRITAIN"
And then scrawled underneath, "turn to pages 2,3,4,5,6,76,7,57", as they like to do.
So my curiosity gets the better of me and I cautiously open the page. To be greeted with something like
"UNKNOWN NUMBER OF ILLEGALS IN COUNTRY. WHY?"
on the whole page.
Illegals.
Illegals
And Lawless Britain? Because I agree entirely - we really are in a state of absolute anarchy at the moment.
And clearly this is entirely down to the amount of illegal immigrants in this country. Because hey, every single one of them are trouble making darkies, hell bent on bringing the country to its knees.
None of them are decent, law abiding people, are they? None of them actually help sustain and improve the nation's economy at all!
Nope, this illegals species are doing nought but making Britain a place of lawlessness.
Ugh, I honestly do not know why my parents buy and read this paper so religously.
I don't.
Remember the false photos that led to Piers Morgan being fired? We'll be hearing about that for years to come.
> I have never heard so much from a JA
the good people have to have a first day here too... but it IS a nice change :)
> Does anyone think that the Sun could actually be dangerous?
>
> It is sold as a family paper despite having pornographic content
> advertised throughout.
> It stealthily encourages racism and incites moral panic over
> paedophiles/the internet/recent computer game/racial minority/ what
> have you. (Justified in some cases granted but always taken to the
> extreme and nearly always encouraging some form of illegal
> vigilanteism(sp?))
>
> Constantly printing unverified exposes on possibly guilty people,
> destroying celebrity careers they were hitherto drooling over the day
> before...
>
> Constantly calls its conflicting beliefs.. an example being their
> demonisation of red-tape but at the same time wanting more background
> checks on teachers/ pilots etc.
>
> Of course I am not attacking freedom of speech (I hope). But it's the
> sheer hypocrisy of the libelous publication, coupled with the fact
> that it has a family name that leads me think it should have more
> responsibility.
>
> Just a thought.
I have never heard so much from a JA
It is sold as a family paper despite having pornographic content advertised throughout.
It stealthily encourages racism and incites moral panic over paedophiles/the internet/recent computer game/racial minority/ what have you. (Justified in some cases granted but always taken to the extreme and nearly always encouraging some form of illegal vigilanteism(sp?))
Constantly printing unverified exposes on possibly guilty people, destroying celebrity careers they were hitherto drooling over the day before...
Constantly calls its conflicting beliefs.. an example being their demonisation of red-tape but at the same time wanting more background checks on teachers/ pilots etc.
Of course I am not attacking freedom of speech (I hope). But it's the sheer hypocrisy of the libelous publication, coupled with the fact that it has a family name that leads me think it should have more responsibility.
Just a thought.
Funny, though.
> Haha The Sun. If they didn't have Page 3 and Dear Deirdre they
> wouldn't sell a copy.
Not wrong there.
although, a few Page3 girls appear in Zoo and Nuts and the others.
> I am, but I'm only silly for long periods when others are too.
>
> It's obvious me and Blim are just having a laugh with our internet
> personas so I wouldn't concern yourself too deeply.
I'm really not concerned, I meant that to be a light hearted comment. Well it's hard to fully express yourself over here anyways.
And yeah, it's not a surprise to see you have a little rough 'n' tumble on here. As I said, I like a bit of spice to the forums, and you my friend make it interesting :)