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A friend who works in banking says that around the office, they call it the e-communist, because of its left-leaning stances.
by tcbawo 10y ago
A friend who works in banking says that around the office, they call it the e-communist, because of its left-leaning stances.
- mintplant 10y agoI will echo one of my favorite comments on this site: "Left of whom, Darth Vader?"
- saryant 10y agoDoes GP's friend also think that the National Review is too friendly towards the Clintons?
- jeff_petersen 10y agoI don't know too much about Star Wars, but is there anything that actually indicates Darth Vader would be politically right-leaning? The empire could very well be authoritarian-left.
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- dredmorbius 10y agoNot really: http://www.economist.com/node/1873493 http://www.economist.com/node/1873493 Leaders tends to lean more conservative than the full reports in the rest of the paper. And it's not entirely hidebound. But the paper certainly knows its biases.