Daily Star Readers Sound Off on Royals, Woke Culture and More
Daily Star Readers Sound Off on Royals, Woke Culture and More

Daily Star has revived its popular 'Text Maniacs' feature, showcasing the best unedited messages from its readers. The latest installment covers a range of topics, from woke culture to the royal family and international politics.

Readers Rage Against Woke Culture and Swearing Bans

One reader, identifying as THFC BIFFO, expressed frustration with those who want to ban songs and swearing at football games, suggesting they should stick to knitting. Another, NFFC 4EVA, complained about early-season predictions, urging calm on the opening day.

Netherton Paul commented on Wayne Rooney's appearance, speculating about weight loss jabs and alcohol consumption.

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Sussexes Face Backlash in Reader Texts

Several readers directed their ire at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Pomfretian criticized the couple for their public airing of grievances and their spending on flights, while ANGIE B called Harry a "Ginger Whinger" and suggested the couple stay away.

Bobby doubted Meghan's acting ability, and Andyyork expressed surprise that the family returned to the UK. A reader named Anon called for Northern Ireland to return to the Irish Republic, referencing Cromwell's invasion.

Brian Linford from Pontefract questioned the potential legal costs for the Sussexes, calling it "bit rich" after six years away. Billy suggested Meghan would suit a horror film role without makeup.

Trump's Oman Threat and a Joke

Dennis Fitzgerald from Melbourne criticized Donald Trump for reportedly threatening to bomb Oman over Strait of Hormuz discussions, calling the behavior unbecoming of an eighty-year-old. He also predicted Trump might turn his attention to Canada and Greenland next.

In lighter news, a joke about the number four and a friend with a stutter was shared by Ffooty.

Readers are encouraged to send their messages via text to DSTAR at 63333, with texts costing 50p plus network rate, or to leave comments online.

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