petal53
I’m sorry I upset you love0c, but I was hesitant about quoting from the Daily Mail because posters who quote from that paper are often ridiculed and mocked, even told that it’s not a newspaper.
You’re right, this is a serious subject, probably rather lost today because of the publication of the judgement in the Sara Sharif case. But this case is yet another terrible case of abuse. To be honest, it’s beyond my understanding or comprehension. To sell her daughter for abuse is so utterly vile, and I thought it worth a thread despite the terrible case of Sara Sharif in the news again today.
Thank you GrannyGravy for understanding why I posted as I did.
It’s the fear someone will jump down your throat for quoting from that particular paper.
I’m sorry I upset you love0c, but I was hesitant about quoting from the Daily Mail because posters who quote from that paper are often ridiculed and mocked, even told that it’s not a newspaper.
I don't have a 'high' opinion of the Mail's often subjective reporting (subjective to me), nor some of its editorials.
But - I still read it together with other media - and have even quoted it on occasions. I'm a Guardian reader (mostly) - but that paper is not without its faults, either. It's just a bit more subtle in its 'selectivity'.
The trick is to keep an open mind.
And I think we all know when we are being either 'led', patronised, or being fed doubtful 'information'...
So there's no need to abuse anyone for their choice.
