Comments on: No. 62 Let’s Keep Carol Thatcher off our Screens

By: Jeffman

Jeffman — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:01:39 +0000

Pwn Greenland: Haha. Cheers Qelqoth. Totalitarianism does indeed loom on the horizon like an unwelcome and over-friendly uncle.

By: Pwn Greenland

Pwn Greenland — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:00:03 +0000

The Daily Fail never ceases to articulate its neo-nazi overtone. So apparently, it’s the BBC’s fault now, is it? What a load of bollocks.

Great post. Shame that it’ll be burnt to a crisp when we become a totalitarian state and have no free will and…oh, wait. That already happened, didn’t it?

By: Jeffman

Jeffman — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:14:41 +0000

Mark: Although I can’t agree with you with regards to Maggie Thatcher, having experienced firsthand the legacy of her foul tenure (something that’s really bearing fruit right now), I do agree entirely with the Daily Mail being the perfect anti-guide for how the sound of mind can live their lives.

I do however forsee a day, sometime in the near-future, when insanity has prevailed and the Mail has won its ‘righteous’ crusade. Then we shall all be forced to kneel at the feet of Littlejohn. Ugh!

Chris Wood: You’re right, Chris. I should never have brought his exemplary character into question.

As for your Mail campaign, you have my backing too. I’m sure it will make for a happier working environment up there at Nazi Propoganda Central. Maybe they’ll even be a little less po-faced in their fascism.

By: Chris Wood

Chris Wood — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 19:58:10 +0000

Mark Thatcher is both Honourable and a Knight, so he’s better than us. He’s entitled to encourage genocide and devoutly hope for it. Oh yes.

Good campaign idea! I’m campaigning for more open racism from the Daily Mail, just so’s they can pretend less …

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 19:59:50 +0000

A person cannot be held at fault for his or her parents, and I don’t think that what her mother did to this country was that dreadful. Indeed, much of it was necessary.

That said, there is one very good reason for keeping Carol Thatcher off our screens – the same reason for a great many things: it’s what the Daily Mail don’t want so it must be the right thing to do. As moral compasses go you can’t get better than the Daily Mail.