Oh I'm sorry, I should have rephrased it:rts wrote:All of a sudden?Neil Jones wrote:...all of a sudden?
"Why are you [Hymagumba] such a stuck-up arrogant little prick all the time?"
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Neil Jones
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"Why are you [Hymagumba] such a stuck-up arrogant little prick all the time?"
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Stop being so arrogant, and leave me alone.Hymagumba wrote:You've polluted my internet connection for about a week now. Do you even know what Fathers 4 Justice's very worthy cause *is* Barnett?
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Gavin Scott
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Stop it you naughty, naughty boys.
I think 'Fathers for Justice' are facing the same paradoxical situation that 'Outrage' did. Peter Tatchell brought a deserving cause to light by publicity grabbing stunts - such as invading the Archbishop's Easter sermon as it was being broadcast.
This had the effect of polarizing the public. In some ways, reasonably minded people were put off the campaign for equality because of Tatchells trademark antics. He did force the issue into lead stories, and therefore gave it the oxygen of publicity.
Its a risky manoeuvre, but I suspect more and more groups will attempt this type of activity.
I think 'Fathers for Justice' are facing the same paradoxical situation that 'Outrage' did. Peter Tatchell brought a deserving cause to light by publicity grabbing stunts - such as invading the Archbishop's Easter sermon as it was being broadcast.
This had the effect of polarizing the public. In some ways, reasonably minded people were put off the campaign for equality because of Tatchells trademark antics. He did force the issue into lead stories, and therefore gave it the oxygen of publicity.
Its a risky manoeuvre, but I suspect more and more groups will attempt this type of activity.