“...motte and bailey...” removes monocle Oh yes. Quite. Did you just learn what “motte and bailey” means or something? He’s saying look at the section the p

“...motte and bailey...” removes monocle Oh yes. Quite. Did you just learn what “motte and bailey” means or something? He’s saying look at the section the piece appeared in (op-ed; opposite the editorial page; the OPINION section) It’s the one part of the paper that is specifically meant for opinions. It has featured climate change deniers, flat earthers, and 9/11 truthers. Because it’s expected that people know what an opinion piece is and can use their own experience and wisdom to form their own opinion. Second, it’s easy/fun to crap on Comcast, but it’s possible to be pro-net-neutrality AND pro-repeal. See: Marc Andreessen.