"Who are you calling a fascist pig beater?"

You could call him a racist. You could call him a fascist. But if you called Oswald Mosley, the leader of the British Union of Fascists prior to World War II, an animal abuser it really wound him up. Previously secret government records show that, when accused of maltreating the pigs on his farm in Wiltshire, he appealed to the Home Office in an attempt to salvage his reputation.

It can be terribly hard to understand what makes some people tick.