Jo Cox Assassin convicted

Getting back to the OP - yes I agree.

Hope the kipper was good

This thread is going down the same drain route

#*DisgustedofTunbridgeWells*.

When you are concerned about other people's newspaper reading, Bags, you are supposed to Write Letters To The Papers,. Not the ones that you are concerned about, naturally, as they are hardly likely to print them, but to the others, where the readers will be equally concerned. If you are up-to-date and not a technophobe, you could Post On Facebook And Other Social Networking Sites.

And read the DM every day to make sure you don't miss an opportunity to point out yet another racist/fascist/misleading/biased article and bemoan how the hoi polloi are being led astray!

Need to go and cook a kipper

Oh. I'll pass on that then.

I mean, I'll pass

on that

not

that I'll pass on

that.

iyswim

Join the Thought Police thatbags

Wish someone'd tell me what I'm supposed to do once I'm 'concerned' about other people's newspaper reading habits.

Anya is correct. Psychopathy is not a recognised psychiatric illness, but a personality disorder. Peter Sutcliffe was sent to Broadmoor after being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, which is a recognised psychiatric illness.

No idea Jalima, I would think if the man had received treatment the press would have found out.

Anya states a psychopath is not mentally ill, I disagree , why when they comit murder are they placed in secure hospitals . Peter Sutcliffe was declared not mentally ill so stood trial, then spent years in a secure hospital because he was after all mentally ill

Some do dismiss a psychopath as evil not ill

I wasn't sure if he had a diagnosis by a psychiatrist
Or if people were using the term psychopath in place of 'evil'.

No idea of the man's state of mind or if he had a mental illness, I leave this to the experts here to decide

So, GoodKnight DJ, suppose, for the sake of argument, that I am 'concerned' about which newspapers other people read, what then?

and 'being depressed' or even 'depression' because of circumstances is different to clinical depression.

anniebach you may have met psychopaths and not been aware of it. Some (not all) psychopaths can seem very charming.
Was Mair diagnosed as a psychopath?

He apparently sought help for his depression just before but that is different (he did not get the help immediately).

There are more people who buy the DM than every other paper apart from the Sun. They are given the impression that the murder of an MP is not important enough to put on the front page. They are not given the judge's summing up, so that is not considered important either.

In the month following her death 50,000 tweets by 25,000 separate people celebrated her death. Not sure how many of them are DM readers, but I really think you should be concerned about the direction this country is moving in, and who directs those people to think the way they do.

Why?

Perhaps you should be concerned, bags.

Next question?

I always try to take care what I say Anya

Q: The thread is not about the DM, bags, but if you had read the first few posts, you would have realised that Jess mentions the DM coverage in her next post after the OP.
Is that a problem for you?
A: No.

Q: Do you only read the Times? Telegraph?
A: No.

Q: Are you not concerned about what the majority of people read in their newspapers?
A: No.

The thread is not about the DM, bags, but if you had read the first few posts, you would have realised that Jess mentions the DM coverage in her next post after the OP.
Is that a problem for you?
Do you only read the Times? Telegraph?
Are you not concerned about what the majority of people read in their newspapers?

That's enough AB

Be very careful what you say. For example 'depression, you may have heard of it' .... how do you know that Daphne has not suffered depression herself, or someone close to her has possible suffered?

Just think before you post sarcastically of the pain you might be inflicting or stirring up.