Wouldn't it be a better country without the daily mail ?

[Mick-Talbot]

Question by proxy.



Chap from London asks
Wouldn't it be a better country without the daily mail ?


After the daily Mail asks Mo Farah if he would have preferred to have won gold for Somalia.

[askyourgran]

Thank you mighty wba, why can't we just celebrate our successes without the nit-picking.

[Kromovaracun]

As others have said - the DM fills a certain role, it just happens that that role is a rather unsavoury one. If the Mail were eradicated, then something else would take its place.

Now, do I think the country would be better off if it did have any demand for publications like the Daily Mail (or the Express)? Yes, I do. I think if people didn't rely on organizations like the Mail, the world as a whole would be improved.

[sfby]

The Daily Mail - purveyor of outrage to the middle-classes...

[jno]

the Mail, it seems, has been advising the unemployed: "Arbeit macht frei".

http://www.guardian.c.../13/dailymail-twitter

"Somewhat tainted" by its link with Auschwitz, indeed.

[chaptazbru]

I've never understood the antagonism towards the Daily Mail on here, to me it's no better or no worse than any other daily ...

[jake-the-peg]

This is absolutely priceless!


This from the paper that fought such a serious campaign to allow Zola Bud to run for Britain!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zola_Budd (for the younger members)

[anotheoldgit]

If they got rid of the Mail and the population read only Left-Wing material, and everyone were to all agree with everything Left-Wing and disagreed with everything right-Wing, then wouldn't the news section be a boring section?