Wednesday, 8 July 2009

British government responsible for eBay transactions in America, agree Mail mods

How can you get a pathetic partisan attack on the Labour Government in a story about a Nintendo game? See the Mail comments section. The article tells the story of JJ Hendricks, who recently bought a very rare, gold NES game cartridge on eBay for £10,800.

This leads commentator Wainthrop to rant:
Surprised anyone can afford such frivolities after the mess NuLab has made of our economy. It sickens me whenever I thinnk about Gormless and his idiotic cabinet. They must think running a country is like playing a computyer game they do it with such reckless abandon!

This once great nation is now the laughing stock of the world. Thanks Labour!

- Wainthrop, Wiltshire, 8/7/2009 9:51
But have a quick look at Hendricks' blog. Notice anything? Like the fact the price is in dollars? Or the use of the word 'Mom'?

Yes - Mr Hendricks is American (whois confirms the website is registered in Denver, Colorado). Why do the Mail moderators let through such idiotic and misleading comments?
Posted by MacGuffin at 10:12
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1 comment:

  1. Neuroskeptic8 July 2009 at 12:48

    They let that comment through because it raises the average literacy level of their site.

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