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You can read about the facts without caring who is writing it, what side is WSJ is less relevant than the facts, if you can believe the facts and eventually con
by AdrianB1 5y ago
You can read about the facts without caring who is writing it, what side is WSJ is less relevant than the facts, if you can believe the facts and eventually confirm it in other places. If you don't like the message, discuss about the message, don't attack the messenger.
- nend 5y agoI would argue the bias of the editorial board is fair game when it comes to discussing the word choices and phrasing made in the article.
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