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I agree that generally making an issue partisan can make it difficult to discuss without dragging in other tangential topics and positions. What in particular a
by grzm 10y ago
I agree that generally making an issue partisan can make it difficult to discuss without dragging in other tangential topics and positions. What in particular about the submission do you think is specifically partisan? Pai is the one with an admittedly anti-net neutrality agenda, and was selected by Trump. Including those details in the article is adding objective context.
- exabrial 10y agoIt's the trend of the articles I'm seeing about this topic. The toxic partisan language is creeping in and soon the uneducated blue/red masses will entrench themselves in a permanent stalemate unless we agree to be objective about it immediately.
- grzm 10y agoSo do I read you right that there's nothing you can point to in this particular article? If it's there, taking that into account is important. However, bringing up partisan politics yourself makes it difficult for those of us that would like to discuss issues in a non-partisan manner. Regardless of party, there are plenty of people, particularly here on HN, who are in favor of net neutrality.