I so agree with you POGS. I will cheerfully admit I buy the Daily Mail - and the i and the Observer, and DT, all at different times. Today the DM headlined leaving the EU and roughly the first 10 pages was all about that. I didn't even look at those pages, just cut to the other pages in the paper.
I find the patronising moral outrage on this thread rather amusing. I must assume that most of the people decrying the popular press do not read it on a regular basis and always assume that they are far too intelligent and wise to be affected by any media they read, by the way what are the politically correct media to be reading? The Guardian? The Mirror?
You will note the Gardian is not on my list of papers I read. I have tried, oh how I have tried to like the Gurdian, its politics are such as I generally agree with but is is so self righteous and its humour is oh so woke.
All of us, you, tthe person reading this post, the hairdresser who cuts your hair, the supermarket shelf filler who reads the Daily Express are quite capable of reading all kinds of media and all of us will have our views shaped by what we read and where we read it and all of us will filter it through our own experience and political views and all of us will have a very personal view on political matters.
Just because the majority of people do not share your political views or read the papers you read does not mean that they are any less intelligent or more gullible than you. They just do not agree with you. And they may be the wisest of us all.
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