No it is not. That’s only an answer if one thinks that every sources bias is as bad as any other, which was rejected earlier as “outrages strawman”. Under the assumption that sources can be more or less biased, it is worth questioning the bias and the statement “there’s no such thing as a source with no bias” is a moot point.
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Sure buddy. It is still irrelevant. It is not hypocritical to ciritice a source. You don’t have to prove a different point to bring forward criticism. The only question should be “is the criticism valid?” And not “do you have a better point?”
But there is a spectrum. Or are you telling me that every source is as biased as any other?
How is it hypocritical? Either the sources are biased or not. The poster not providing proof for a counterargument is irrelevant. Or do you mean they should provide proof for the original sources being biased?
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2·2 months agoWenn ich mich richtig erinnere ging es darum, dass der Betonblock Hersteller sein Produkt bewarb indem er sagte das System sei so einfach verwendbar wie Lego Steine. Der Markenname wurde also benutzt. Ich habe keine Ahnung von Markenrecht, aber es klingt plausibel, dass Lego da Recht bekommen würde.



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