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It doesn't need to be. It is implied. Sort of how food manufacturers make favorable and technically correct claims about their food but with the implication tha
by bobthechef 10y ago
It doesn't need to be. It is implied. Sort of how food manufacturers make favorable and technically correct claims about their food but with the implication that competitors lack the claimed positive trait. Talking about someone else's flaws is also a way of distracting from one's own.
- tptacek 10y agoNowhere is it implied in this article that "America always has other countries' best interests at heart, even if the policy implementation is sometimes misguided".