Steve Bell is on top form in today's Guardian, and his latest cartoon requires no further comment from me.
Steve Bell is on top form in today’s Guardian, and his latest cartoon requires no further comment from me.
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20 Responses to “The Daily Mail: ‘Are we sorry we backed the Nazis?’”
Alec
… and? Even if that’s the case, so the hell what? It has nothing to do with the price of cheese. Even Harman now admits the DM had a point.
If something’s right or wrong, you should be able to defend or refute it on its own term. That you, the OPed author and the deeply, deeply unfunny Bell are doing everything you can type or scribble to deflect attention from the morally crapulent decisions by Harmen et al. shows that not so deep down you jolly well know it’s a disgrace.
The DM, for instance, believes that the rape packs targeting vulnerable girls in large English cities are filth. Based on your obscene whataboutery, you would do everything to deny them the point/
~alec
BenM_Kent
“Even Harman now admits the DM had a point.”
Does she? Where?
Alec
Here, even if she doesn’t quite grasp the concept that she ever should be expected to justify herself. Histrionics about smear jobs have changed to “regrets” at the historical situation… just as Millipede has whittered that she is someone of high integrity… I don’t consider anyone who can’t see the problem with having helped normalize predatory paedophiles to have that much integrity, but hey she’s Labour.
Oh, look, Michael Gove has a funny face!
~alec
Cole
Sadly, there’s not much evidence that the Nail’s mindset has moved on much…
Cole
Oh come on. The Harman thing is just another Mail anti-Labour smear. No doubt there will be more of them in the run-up to the general election. That’s what they’ve been doing for decades.