5t3IIa
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That's tiny darling
We expect union bashing and thinly-veiled racism from the Mail. We don't expect unveiled homophobia.
That's tiny darling
just in case anyone has not done it theres a joined up jpg of the article here in case they remove it.. just right click it and download it , or link to it I will leave it there for now
http://www.catcha.co.uk/maila.jpg
it is full size
That's tiny darling
Innit. He's got a large audience though.Rather ironic for that muck raking tosser it has to be said.
Has the PCC complaint form crashed??
The Mail had the headline Abortion Hope after 'Gay Genes' Finding in 1993, after the scientist Dean Hamer reported a gene marker that was more common in gay than straight men.
One of the few occasions when they seriously misread their readership - there were a lot of complaints over that one, rightly so.
I think the PCC site is struggling!
After going out "clubbing" (a euphemism for hanging around the loos with a tell-tale pink feathered hat, the accepted sign of availability), he and "his" husband retired to their hotel room with a pretty young Bulgarian boyman. Now I'm not homophobic, but it's safe to assume they weren't just going back for a quick game of snakes & ladders. More like just plain old snakes, if you know what I mean. In case you don't though, I mean gay stuff. You know what they're into - hanging each other like that other possibly gay Hutchence man did, spanking, dressing up as ladies, knife swallowing, and bear-baiting. If one is to indulge in such dangerous persuits of carnal pleasure, one must be prepared for the consequences. Did we learn nothing from the hapless Sodomites?
Precisely what happened before, during, or after the salacious triuvirate returned to their hotel I don't know, but it's quite obvious that it was something icky that almost certainly led to poor Stephen's death. I'm no expert, or medical professional, nor do I know most of the facts, and I haven't really bothered reading about the case or asking anyone, but with cases like this you don't need to.
She sparked controversy on 16 October 2009 with an article [2] about the death of Stephen Gately, in which she argued that gay civil partnerships were not as faithful as marriage and that Stephen's homosexuality had contributed to his death.
It's interesting that this story has broken while another of the threads on today's Guardian is to do with highs and lows over the last decade.
As was pointed out here following Gatele's death, he was one of the earlier pop stars whose sexuality appeared to matter not a jot to his fans, possibly to the surprise of the tabloid press. Now, upon his death, another tabloid has been taken to task, even by its own readers by the sounds of it, for using that sexuality to libel him in a particularly grubby fashion.
Dare I suggest that this actually represents real progress, over the last ten years or so?
The Jan Moir wiki has now been stripped to basic info...
The Jan Moir wiki has now been stripped to basic info...
The new title is the one it appeared under in the Scottish edition of the print version of the paper.Well they've changed the title but the bile is still the same underneath
Jan Moir is probably hoping the outrage will grow to the point that she gets invited on Newsnight.
Oh, and according to some US feminists...
Social media users including Stephen Fry and Derren Brown angry over 'homophobic' Daily Mail article on Stephen Gately