Miranda Devine is not impressed. During last weeks episode of Qanda, Aboriginal activist Bess Price was on the panel. As the debate ventured onto the topic of the Northern Territory intervention there were a few nasty tweets from those who disagreed with her stance. One from Barrister Larissa Behrendt ruffled a few feathers when she said that a show she had seen where a man had sex with a horse was less offensive than Bess Price.
For this Miranda Devine went into moral outrage overdrive!
THE bestiality tweet by inner-city barrister Larissa Behrendt against the Northern Territory activist Bess Price, was offensive.
We should be grateful for the tweet because it gave us a rare undisguised insight into the depraved and rancid core of the reflexively leftist, inner-urban, ivory-tower thinking that infects every level of politics, in every political party, at every university, in every protected job and every comfortable suburb shielded from hardship, and immune to reality.
Wow, she got all that from a single childish tweet? As Miranda took such offence from it then surely she would never ever be caught saying something similar? Oh wait.
I guess some bestiality jokes are all classy and witty and others are an obvious sign of moral bankruptcy. It’s so hard to tell the difference between the two though.