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I'm not actually sure what his specific criticism is. Some people don't like it because it's quite leftwing. Possibly, though, he just said that because no news
by irremediable 12y ago
I'm not actually sure what his specific criticism is. Some people don't like it because it's quite leftwing. Possibly, though, he just said that because no newspaper is going to have great scientific content.
- puranjay 12y agoI was under the impression that Guardian was one of the last remaining British news outlets that wasn't completely morally compromised?
- blumkvist 12y agoHaving political inclination does not make you morally compromised. Le Diplo and its parent organization are openly left-wing. This doesn't stop them from attracting one of the most sophisticated audiences on the planet. Same with Le Figaro, which is a lot more like my taste.
- irremediable 12y agoExactly as blumkvist replied: immorality and neutrality are quite different things. In fact, I'd argue that the Guardian's political alignment is strongly linked to its integrity.