"And you can judge the entire NYT, all its staff and reporters, and its body of work, by the blind spot that several of its editors had toward a particular reporter. You would be entitled to your opinion, however influenced. . . that might be."
I said "most" not "entire". But I do agree what said was a bit over the top- sloppy and/or a exaggeration.
"I can also judge the whole Republican Party by the words and actions of one or two of its prominent figures. Trent Lott comes to mind. I would be entitled to my opinion, however influenced by incomplete or inaccurate information and personal prejudice that might be."
This is a good example. Comparing the NYT and Republican party, I could say with a fair amount of confidence that NYT has more of a problem with racism than the Republican Party. I would say that even the Democratic Party has less of a problem with racism then the NYT.
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- New York Times tightens its archives
- I voted to jail dishonest reporters in this poll
- Re: New York Times tightens its archives
- Since it is now admitted that at least some of what they publish is bs
- to thwart net folk from fact checking
