Opinion Piece vs Journalism
Commenters emphasize that the linked article is an opinion piece, editorial, or op-ed rather than objective news or journalism, often noting its clear labeling and distinction from factual reporting.
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It's an opinion piece, not journalism.
It's an opinion piece, not a news article, keep that in mind.
It's not meant to be taken as journalism---it's an opinion piece.
It's not an editorial, it's an opinion piece, by... some guy. If it were an actual editorial in the WSJ that would be shocking.
This article isn't journalism...it's an opinion piece.
These are opinion editors. They're expected to have opinions.
It's an opinion piece, not a news article.
It's an editorial opinion piece, not a journalistic report. Editorial opinions often contradict the immediate financial models of the publications that carry them.
It's not an article, it's an op-ed. Fact checking is notably relaxed in op-eds. This isn't an admission of anything, this is just another op-ed writer throwing verbal molotov cocktails.
It's an op-ed. The point is to get the author's opinion.