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The Daily Fail is a lying manipulative newspaper, and the online version is (as you say) even worse. But the worst thing is that many (even on this forum) believe in it.NEither Katie Hopkins nor the DM reflect public opinion. And repeating what they write/say is risky. They have had to pay out substantial damages and legal costs to one family; and Hopkins just been sued and lost for twitter comments.
And thats just in the past few months.
It seems to me that the DM is the go to publication on this forum for many posters. Thats fine but it is not reflecting the general view. And that applies even more so to the appalling Mail online.
And the trolls in the DF comments section are (as I've said several times) a bunch of racist, sexist, homophobic, ignorant, sick, spiteful bullies who hates everyone. And they represents a very tiny minority of the UK public, and many of them are from other countries.
Her we go again: (I don't know why I read this article)
Wills and Harry suffered. But will the public respect them | Daily Mail Online
No, you're always understanding when it comes to Harry, just not William. And (of course) you had to mention Charles again.Prince William says he and his wife want their children to ‘grow up feeling able to talk about their emotions and feelings’. He concedes there ‘may be a time and a place for the stiff upper lip, but not at the expense of your health’.
His comments follow revelations made by his brother Harry in another interview during which the younger Prince spoke frankly about how he sought counselling after two years of ‘total chaos’ in his late 20s brought about by the death of their mother Princess Diana in 1997.
Almost no one, I think, would criticise Prince Harry for his heartfelt confession. Deprived of his mother at 12 after she had been killed in a most horrific accident, and with a father who was perhaps not as understanding as he might have been, the young Harry’s predicament was truly dreadful.
You don't have to use the Queen to criticize William. Have you forgotten her Annus horribilis speech.The stiff upper lip takes many forms. Our own dear Queen is a living model — as, indeed, is her husband, the imperturbable and perennially optimistic Duke of Edinburgh.
Her Majesty took on the burdens of monarchy at a relatively early age without apparent self-pity or complaint. Whatever grief she must have felt at the death of her beloved father, she did not express it in public.
The war generation were like that. They went through a lot — privation, rationing, bombing and, in some cases, personal loss — and on the whole they endured these setbacks quietly and patiently.