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If you’ve got some spare time, perusing the comments of a random Daily Mail article is always good for a laugh. I find them even better if the articles are genuinely divisive, such as this one on homeopathy.

Right now, the big story in the UK is the current activity of Jon Venables, who killed 2-year-old James Bulgar when he himself was just ten. Of course, there is a huge debate over whether the likes of Jon Venables should live with their childhood crimes for life, or whether the justice system should provide a genuine attempt to reform the offender, and allow them to lead a new life.

Comments on this Daily Mail article range from one extreme to the other, but this comment in particular warps the space time continuum into a new dimension of idiocy:

Daily Mail InsanityThey may be the best two sentences ever committed to dailymail.co.uk.

7 Responses to “Comment on Daily Mail Jon Venables Article Blasts Through the Stupid Barrier”

  • Gill Day says:

    Peoples hypocracy never fails to astound me.

    ‘never under-estimate the power of stupid people in large groups’

  • Paul Hopwood says:

    Re the words of Gill Day – “Seconded!”

  • Alastair says:

    The Daily Heil never ceases to terrify me!

  • damg says:

    How can cheap magazines market themselves as NEWSpapers?

  • sprag says:

    Obvious Trolling

  • Martin says:

    Eh up chuck, what are you afraid of sonny. If you haven’t murdered any children, you’ll be set free after a year or two on remand. On the other hand, if you have, you’ll get what’s coming to you, from the very depth of your tormented soul. Never seen such a weaselly article in my life.

  • Kimpatsu says:

    Not only that, but the author should be strung up for murdering the English language. “Hung”? As on a peg? In execution, the condemned is hanged.

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