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It seems like the author had an idea, then looked for anything that could help support the idea. The problem is the person only looks at the facts through their
by brianTheDog 7y ago
It seems like the author had an idea, then looked for anything that could help support the idea. The problem is the person only looks at the facts through their original idea.
- poulsbohemian 7y agoIsn't that pretty much a summary of everything David Brooks writes? I can't figure out how he keeps his job with the NY Times given his drivel.
- ramblerman 7y agoThis is a generic comment you could put under any opinion piece as a quick and cheap slur. More valuable would be an actual critique of one or more of the points the author made as it might stimulate discussion.