The Daily Hate
I was passing a newspaper stall yesterday, when I noticed a headline on the front page of the Daily Mail, saying:
" As first British child designed to be cancer-free is born, critics ask: Where will the meddling end? ".
This exemplifies nicely the foulness of the Daily Mail. Cancer has been half-cured, and the first thing the Mail do is find something negative about it, in the same headline in which the achievement is declared. Yeah, you don't want to meddle with cancer; cancer's the expert! What's next? A cure for baldness? Heaven forbid!
It's hateful and paranoid. They defend sickness as they would the House of Lords.
" As first British child designed to be cancer-free is born, critics ask: Where will the meddling end? ".
This exemplifies nicely the foulness of the Daily Mail. Cancer has been half-cured, and the first thing the Mail do is find something negative about it, in the same headline in which the achievement is declared. Yeah, you don't want to meddle with cancer; cancer's the expert! What's next? A cure for baldness? Heaven forbid!
It's hateful and paranoid. They defend sickness as they would the House of Lords.