I find this article at the Daily Mail rather insulting.

[ThinkAnarchy]

Pictures in link.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2133649/Stunning-black-white-pictures-nations-rural-ruins-exiled-American-Dream.html?ICO=most_read_module

It's the captions under the pictures that I find so offensive. Not to mention in one, a man has a nice buck he just shot in the bed of his truck. Good hunters typically don't want for food...

And "man guzzles beer." Captions aside, the pictures are really good. 

Photographer Steven Rubin spent much of the 1980s traveling throughout Maine's countryside with nothing more than a camera and a bit of cash.

This month, a Los Angeles gallery will display an extensive collection of images from that time period, painting a portrait of American poverty that many have never seen.

[Tank]

Here's another article http://lightbox.time.com/2012/04/17/vacationland-rural-maine-chronicled-in-the-photography-of-steven-rubin/#1

Interestingly the captions on one article are different on the other for the same photo.

[Ali]

I don't get it.  Which captions were offensive?  I saw "Man sips a beer" but not "Man guzzles beer."  He does, in fact, have a beer in his hand.  So?

[Recusant]

According to the time stamps below the title of the Daily Mail article, it was "updated" the same day as ThinkAnarchy posted about it. In his defense, I also read "guzzle" in one of the captions, which seems to have been toned down. The Daily Mail is infamous for being a purveyor of various flavors of atrocious tripe. A couple of its epithets are "Daily Heil" and "Daily Fail." I've noticed that the Fox News online version has been linking to more Daily Mail online articles of late.

[ThinkAnarchy]

Yeah they did change that first caption. The others weren't memorable enough to tell. I guess they received emails from people.