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While I'm by no means a fan of the WSJ and its writing - my first reaction to the headline was "well, then you should stop writing stupid OpEds, WSJ" - may I su
by groby_b 2y ago
While I'm by no means a fan of the WSJ and its writing - my first reaction to the headline was "well, then you should stop writing stupid OpEds, WSJ" - may I suggest you're maybe a wee bit too far into conspiracy land?
Yes, WSJ absolutely pushes messages that benefit businesses & money above all else, and they have some pretty atrocious takes, but they're not part of a great cabal that breeds emotions out of humans.
Even from a purely tactical perspective - if you imbue their mental image of them with way more power and influence than they have, you'll have a hard time counteracting them.