> Serious question: what does a neutral view on immigrants look like? How does one take a view on immigrants without aligning with one side of the debate? Mayb

> Serious question: what does a neutral view on immigrants look like? How does one take a view on immigrants without aligning with one side of the debate? Maybe we should distinguish between an article being neutral vs. a person holding a neutral view. IMO, an article would be neutral if it provided the strongest arguments from all relevant viewpoints, including supporting data. I'm not sure what a neutral view would be, though. Aside from taking a stance of agnosticism / uncertainty, but I don't think that's what we're talking about here.