Are you a Daily Mail reader?
bikey2009
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I'm asking the question because i've noticed that some responses to posts that question, or are critical to some local goverment actions are slated by some bike radar members accusing them of being "Daily Mail" readers.
I don't buy any regular daily paper myself, why do you think they are focusing on one particular paper to label peoples responses to their topics?
I don't buy any regular daily paper myself, why do you think they are focusing on one particular paper to label peoples responses to their topics?
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Because its full of reactionary s**t. I get it free at the gym so occasionally have a read, so I know for a fact its a load of toss.0
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The Daily Mail exists for the sole purpose of winding up its readership into a state of righteous dudgeon about the state of the world nowadays, which is all the fault of of (1) immigrants (2) poor people (3) cyclists and (4) the Labour Party.
In fact, they may see cyclists as being more of a menace to society than even (1) or (2).
It's a newspaper they give out free at airports. I would rather read the emergency procedures card in the seat pocket in front of me.Misguided Idealist0 -
Do they have other free papers at your gym?
If so, when you read them which ones have a similiar political or social perspective?0 -
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It's the UK tabloid equivalent of FOX News.
It makes the old and poorly informed afraid.
It reinforces ageing stereotypes.
It is a shameful example of journalism in 2010 and thankfully will be dead by the end of the decade.'nulla tenaci invia est via'
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seataltea wrote:It's the UK tabloid equivalent of FOX News.
It makes the old and poorly informed afraid.
It reinforces ageing stereotypes.
It is a shameful example of journalism in 2010 and thankfully will be dead by the end of the decade.
Don't now much about fox news, except that fox produce the simpsons.
In England we have the "Independant" newspaper, but whenever I've read it it seems very pro the green party and its' policies.0 -
The Independent is so named because it is independent of a large media corporation - it isn't aiming to be apolitical.0
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On a related note, you can try your own hand at creating Daily Mail-esque headlines here:
http://www.qwghlm.co.uk/toys/dailymail/
It's and :shock: and :roll: in equal measure!"I think the phrase rhymes with Clucking Bell"
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bikey2009 wrote:I'm asking the question because i've noticed that some responses to posts that question, or are critical to some local goverment actions are slated by some bike radar members accusing them of being "Daily Mail" readers.
I don't buy any regular daily paper myself, why do you think they are focusing on one particular paper to label peoples responses to their topics?
I myself don't buy the paper ... I prefer other papers like I mentioned in another section even then I rarely bother buyin Papers much when I can read the Scotsman and the FT for free in the wrkplace ,.
IMO the Daily mail is a tabloid with no purpose other than winding up people .. it has no set agenda of presenting fact based journalisim ... ..
Still how many people on here are aware of the fact that the Modern journalist is takin the easy route by scouring the web for articles to fill there paper ...0 -
The Independent is so named because it is independent of a large media corporation - it isn't aiming to be apolitical.
+!1 for not being aligned to a mainstream political party, but what about the current debate about the valididity of some of the climate predictions for the future.0 -
spot on fireblade !!!
you forgot house prices in the list of wind up topics"I get paid to make other people suffer on my wheel, how good is that"
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Am I a daily hail reader? No. I have a brain and occasionally I like to use it.0
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bikey2009 wrote:The Independent is so named because it is independent of a large media corporation - it isn't aiming to be apolitical.
+!1 for not being aligned to a mainstream political party, but what about the current debate about the valididity of some of the climate predictions for the future.0 -
Bikey, I am wondering about your motives - you join a bike forum and most of your posts are about newspapers? You start off with what you hope is controversy, when things don't get to the boil you swap to climate change - I suspect you may be the internet troll, personified!
How about discussing cycling for a few hundred posts, first?0 -
alfablue wrote:Bikey, I am wondering about your motives - you join a bike forum and most of your posts are about newspapers? You start off with what you hope is controversy, when things don't get to the boil you swap to climate change - I suspect you may be the internet troll, personified!
How about discussing cycling for a few hundred posts, first?
Truely, I'm cyclist.
I'am just trying to find the connection between the "daily mail" and some previous cycling posts' on thisforum.0 -
bikey2009 wrote:0
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I'm not secret,
Bike radar does not allow you to change your user name or account. If you wan't to change your name you have to create a new user account.0 -
bikey2009 wrote:alfablue wrote:Bikey, I am wondering about your motives - you join a bike forum and most of your posts are about newspapers? You start off with what you hope is controversy, when things don't get to the boil you swap to climate change - I suspect you may be the internet troll, personified!
How about discussing cycling for a few hundred posts, first?
Truely, I'm cyclist.
I'am just trying to find the connection between the "daily mail" and some previous cycling posts' on thisforum.0 -
Apologies everyone. I've belatedly made new year's resolutions and decided that Bikey2010 will be less of a schizophrenic knob-stick.0
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Nice one.
I'll have to wait to next year now before i can post again.0 -
But what about the daily mail. Ref my original post?0
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Bikey2010
loving you already..........0 -
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Please tell me how to change my user name on the forum and i will comply..........if you
know how please post the link.0 -
I have no idea, maybe you can just use your original username and stop posting with these new 2009/2010 ones.0
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the link.................0
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I don't have a link - I think you are being a bit weird :? Its not very funny. Go and sleep it off now.0