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Acknowledging bias is worthwhile even if the conclusion might be the same.
by SahAssar 6y ago
Acknowledging bias is worthwhile even if the conclusion might be the same.
- ashtonkem 6y agoIt’s also a good way to cast doubt on something indirectly, without having to explicitly enumerate any factual disagreements.
- hansjorg 6y agoThis is a GO masquerading as an NGO. A caveat lector is appropriate whenever someone brings them up.
- brnt 6y agoI was with you until your used to word 'masquerading'. Nothing about Freedom House is a masquerade. If you don't share sources, then don't please write such things. [edit] Can't reply below: Freedom House is NOT the State Department. They're a funder, but not the only one. So your description still in incorrect or requires sourcing.
- hansjorg 6y agoThey're masquerading in the sense that a newspaper will write 'According to NGO Freedom House...' rather than 'According to the US State Department'. They're not masquerading in the sense that they try to hide where the money comes from, but to the majority that read their materials, this won't be apparent.
- enraged_camel 6y ago>>I was with you until your used to word 'masquerading'. Nothing about Freedom House is a masquerade. If they are a government organization then the domain needs to be .gov. .org gives the perception of NGO.
- ferzul 6y agoyou can reply below; you just need to click on the post's time to get the post in a new page.