The Daily Mail - coverage of the Polish people

SeanBM 34 | 5781

30 May 2010 / #151

I have seen people wrapped up in the Daily Mail sleeping under bridges, so technically... they can be covered by it.
Joking aside, I agree, it is hateful sensationalist nonsense that couldn't cover anyone.

Seanus 15 | 19666

30 May 2010 / #152

LOL, The Daily Mail isn't even good enough to wrap fish&chips with.

Maybe we should change the focus and throw in some Radio Maryja videos for a laugh. Father Rydzyk is quite the man ;)

Stu 12 | 515

30 May 2010 / #153

Father Rydzyk

A guy more dangerous than Paul Dacre, if you ask me. I don't see how the two can be compared.

Seanus 15 | 19666

30 May 2010 / #154

Paul Dacre? Never heard of him :(

Let's get some Rydzyk footage out there. Anyone care to start with a priceless speech? Come on, don't be shy ;)

Stu 12 | 515

30 May 2010 / #155

Paul Dacre?

The current editor of the Daily Mail ... .

Seanus 15 | 19666

30 May 2010 / #156

Aha, thanks. Both speak crap. One to sell papers and the other because he means it ;)

Ironside 50 | 12383

30 May 2010 / #157

Its no bs, son. Its the eastern europeans.

I'm sure that all eastern Europeans in Ireland equal Poles, peachy! ( as girls like you use to say!)

Amathyst 19 | 2700

30 May 2010 / #158

All this fuss about the DM...Im sure they are gratefull for the marketing :D Free as well, whilst you're all having a pop at the DM, the paper just prints it..and prints what people in the UK want to hear..it sells papers!

I doubt any of you have ever work within the media so therefore I doubt any of you have any idea how it works!

A J 4 | 1075

31 May 2010 / #159

All this fuss about the DM...Im sure they are gratefull for the marketing :D

Well, from what I've read here it must certainly be the shittiest newspaper in all of Britain?

I doubt any of you have ever work within the media so therefore I doubt any of you have any idea how it works!

I haven't, but I do know how media works. It's all psychology these days, even the smallest advertisement. It goes hand in hand with marketing and politics, and ofcourse it influences public opinion to some extent.

Does that sum it up for you, or..? Care to add some more?

:)

Amathyst 19 | 2700

31 May 2010 / #160

I haven't, but I do know how media works.

Then you have no idea, but I do ;0)

Well, from what I've read here it must certainly be the shittiest newspaper in all of Britain?

No, we have the Sun the Star and and Daily Mirror, the Daily Mail is actaully a news paper that is targeted at the middle classes - so you are illinformed, ignorance is bliss, all you hear is Daily Mail!

and ofcourse it influences public opinion to some extent.

lol, we all know how our we feel in our countries, the press just prey on this and the DM do this well, but to be honest, all they do is inform.

A J 4 | 1075

31 May 2010 / #161

Then you have no idea,

So you're trying to tell me that psychology doesn't play a role in imagery, or any role in advertisements about beauty and health products for example? Or that psychology isn't applied to Life Style? Politics? Come on!

but I do ;0)

Ah. Ha. Hah. You're so funny! Could you please enlighten us silly mortals? Or does the Daily Mail Mafia pay you for your silence?

;)

Okay, I'll admit it, I *do* feel a bit dumb now..

:P

lol, we all know how our we feel in our countries, the press just prey on this and the DM do this well, but to be honest, all they do is inform.

Well, maybe I think that preying on the feelings that live among the populace could be vieuwed as an attempt at manipulation aswell you know.. Like all those polls for example. They only ask a few thousand people for their opinion, and suddenly that means a certain percentage of the total populace thinks this way? What if they've been selective? What if the results would've been completely different in a different area?

;)