Funnily enough saw this on the BBC site today and considered posting it. It's a curious case - I find his behaviour distasteful, but it shouldn't have been any 'journalist's business in the first place, let alone mine.
As for the chap's fascist tendencies, that's his right. Far as I can tell, what leanings he has have been well-concealed for the last decades at least, certainly of no public nuisance or any reason to draw attention to his politics.
"The facts of history cannot be purely objective, since they become facts of history only in virtue of the significance attached to them by the historian." E.H. Carr
Yes, everything about this case is odd. Mosley is certainly an unpalalable character. That is why his case is a litmus test for freedom of the press issues.
During the Geert Wilders/Fitna affair I regarded his case as a similar litmus test. Everyone would defend the right of a Voltaire to speak freely. But should we acknowledge the same right in the case of Voltaire's retarded nephew? I think we should.
In Mosley's case, I think we should respect the man's privacy even if his private life is disgusting, and even if his views are offensive to many. It is a litmus test of how strong the legal system really is when it comes to defending peoples' privacy.
By the way, Mosley has become a Conservative and even tried to stand for Parliament in the 1980's; the fascist leaning is no longer in evidence.
The bloody trouble is we are only alive when we’re half dead trying to get a paragraph right. - Paul Scott
Its a funny story , he is into S&M but is complaining about the humiliation , does that mean he is only into part of it ?
If there is nothing wrong with the son of a nazi playing games with prostitutes with a third reich theme and people in stripy outfits then he has nothing to be ashamed of , its his own business he should be proud and flaunt it .
Its funny with the BMW and Mercedes exchange though , apparently they didn't like jews either so should not have called for his resignation .
The bloody trouble is we are only alive when we’re half dead trying to get a paragraph right. - Paul Scott
Even if he did, in fact, roleplay in that manner, it's his private life and he did nothing illegal. The press shouldoff, plain and simple.
The press has every right to print the story. I agree with Tribsey, if the dude digs humiliation, isn't it a bit silly to be sueing because of being humiliated? I mean come on, she should read the story while someone poops on him while having a rubber ball shoved in his mouth.. AND LIKE IT!!! Yes, you like it when Daddy humiliates you in the press, yes you do, yes you do!!!![]()
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RIP Tosa
Business interests ?That got me thinking whether there might be any business interests behind this article and the pics.
No never , well by never I mean only if they were to become a little annoyed if Max was to do something like bringing his whipping crew on tour with him and claiming it as expensesFormula One interests to be precise.
But hey he wouldn't fly his whores out to Monaco would he ?
Surely he would just use the local ones .
Oh dear has Max been on the fiddle , naughty Max needs spanking..."but we are the aryan race"....or perhaps a good kicking woud be in order
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