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I think you miss the point

Written by Uponnothing

Tuesday, 09 June 2009 22:20

If rational arguments and reasoning are employed by the person reading the extracts from Melanie Phillip's bizarre ranting then they can see just how insane she is. Any person that can state that the BBC's decision to sack Carol Thatcher is a chilling insight into the totalitarian universe of the closed BBC mind... If the BBC had intended to convince the public that it had departed altogether from reality and common sense and resided instead in some alternative Stalinist universe, it could hardly have done a better job is clearly mad, no need to add any further argument, Melanie makes the case well enough herself. I don't think you have understood the article at all. Melanie Phillips says outrageous things, things that have no bearing on reality, I pointed this out, you seemed to have missed this point.

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