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> The larger point, to my reading, is how NYT has published ahistorical, ideology first products and presented and pushed them as history[...] That reads like
by sangnoir 4y ago
> The larger point, to my reading, is how NYT has published ahistorical, ideology first products and presented and pushed them as history[...]
That reads like a misrepresentation of TFA: the author conceded that the historical facts reported by the NYT are accurate, but they disagree with the tone and conclusion.
The author's angle is a weird one: author thinks that the article(s) should be read as an academic paper (no reason given), and then lobs criticism at it for not being a good academic paper.
- mensetmanusman 4y agoYou can use any series of truths to weave a lie, this has been known since antiquity.
- sangnoir 4y ago"Ahistorical" has a specific meaning, which does not apply here.