Re: Katie Hopkins
Originally Posted by
JBR
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Hear hear.
I read the Mail Online virtually every night in bed before I fall asleep. After all, it is free.
The one thing that makes me despair, though, is the very high frequency of spelling mistakes. I'm not alone either. When you read the readers' comments, you can guarantee that there will be several justified criticisms especially bearing in mind that the authors call themselves journalists.
The impression I get is that they are young people newly graduated with a 'meeja studies' degree.
Just to prove that I am not really such a tight-fisted bugger, we really lash out on the printed copy of the Mail every Saturday without fail. That's a whole English pound every week.
As I pointed out in my first post (it may have been missed as it as the first of two, but was the last post of the page).
It said - "Hopkins didn't write a column for The Mail. She wrote for the Mail-online". It's the Mail-online (it seems) that so many complain about. Last I heard they only had 30 staff and they probably come very young, inexperienced and cheap and NOT on Littlejohn money (or anything like it). They are probably paid less than the poor beggars at The Guardian.
Even James O'Brien (LBC and Newsnight) the mass unfettered immigration activist and hater of The Conservative Party has admitted on a number of occasions that The Mail is clearly the best paper - because they have the best journalists. (That was before the Brexit vote though - he's still spitting blood and hate since then)
The Mail-online is read by all manner of parasitical low-life that infest the internet.
Saturday's Mail is particularly excellent value for money, though.