Real question: Should opinion editors be judged by the practice of the journal that publishes them? The NYTimes does admittedly worst than Facebook on that fro

Real question: Should opinion editors be judged by the practice of the journal that publishes them? The NYTimes does admittedly worst than Facebook on that front (the key aspects for me: I can’t see the targeting for their ads before clicking on it, refuse some ads on their website, I can’t access, edit or delete what their partners know about me; I can do all that on Facebook). That makes the claims of that editor seem very disingenuous. Should we judge him based on that? Or is he a user of NYTimes and a victim of their disputable privacy practice, like he is a user of Facebook and an avowed victim of the Mark & Boz’s decisions?