Whether you want it or not it's irrelevant, and regarding this topic it seems you live in a fantasy world that belongs to young people. Show me an objective ind

Whether you want it or not it's irrelevant, and regarding this topic it seems you live in a fantasy world that belongs to young people. Show me an objective independent newspaper on the planet; there's no such thing. The simple act of reporting news is (or at least can be interpreted) as partisan. Interpretation is mixed with the facts ALL THE TIME. Edit - it's called editorial policy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editorial_board http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editorial_board In this case you don't want the journalist to be overtly taking sides but nevertheless he is, so he might as well not pretend to be objective. If he had not thought this affair to be immoral he would not have written about it, just like media doesn't report on so many encounters with the law of big tech companies. In for a penny, in for a pound.