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I don't dispute that the author may be biased but that doesn't invalidate the statements made. From what I know of Cuba I'm inclined to believe both of those s
by tmnvix 11y ago
I don't dispute that the author may be biased but that doesn't invalidate the statements made.
From what I know of Cuba I'm inclined to believe both of those statements.
And no, I'm not a fan of the Cuban government. I just don't think that not mentioning the 'brutal dictatorship' amounts to ignoring it. Should it be mentioned at all times to assure readers of a lack of bias?
Ironically, your insistence on mentioning it makes me suspect that you yourself have a bias.