This is the third disgracefully dishonest headline I've seen today.
Bob Brown has written today to Julia Gillard saying how appalled he was by the placards being waved by Tony Abbott's posse of bussed-in flat-earth clowns, and saying that he knows she has 'broad shoulders' but he also knows that this kind of stuff can be hurtful.
How has The Australian reported this online? Under the headline Anti-tax banners 'hurtful' to Gillard.
The clear implication is that Gillard found them hurtful, and said so, and is therefore a wimp, all of which is complete crapola.
Furthemore, they are not in any way 'anti-tax banners'; they are banners saying, and I quote, 'Ditch the witch' and 'Juliar .... Bob Browns [sic] bitch'. This one is written over a crude background sketch of what I presume are supposed to be the flames of hell, in which they presumably want to burn her. I mean, it wouldn't be a picture of the planet going up in flames, would it.
I've got a headline for them: how about Genetic link suspected between the inability to place an apostrophe correctly and the belief that the sun revolves around the earth.
In which there's only room for the bromancer and the Ughmann, and even
that's way too much ...
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Deflection and distraction are part of being a reptile.
The bromancer is a master of the art, and offered a classic example this
weekend.
Rather than...
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