Your heart bleeds for the fella</p> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7934438.stm</p> What I don't understand is, he can stand up in court and admitt on oath he paid for sex and win money, and nobody says ... but you've just admitted to breaking the law (it is against the law isn't it?). Yet poor old David Pleat gets a conviction ... how sad. </p> Now Mr Mosley is moaning to MPs about the injustice of everyone thinking he's a bit odd, and he's been terribly wronged. Is it just me that thinks, if you do dodgy things, don't complain if people find out about it.</p> For him to say "If someone takes your goods you have got some chance of replacing them. If someone takes your dignity, you have got no chance of replacing it." is like me saying "I stole my friends wallet and everyone thinks I'm dodgy because some git caught me. It's not fair". </p> It's jaw droppingly arrogant of the bloke to feel hard done by. Isn't it?</p>
