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Subject: Re: Western Press Infallibility
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In article <a0876da4b5de80c46ae8ec94523328e1@www.novabbs.com>,
ltlee1 <ltlee1@hotmail.com> wrote:
>In article <1725108944.691998@nyx2.nyx.net>, bmoore <bmoore@nyx.net>
>wrote:
>
>> And it's a joke to constantly disparage the Western press except when
>> their articles support your
>> viewpoint.
>
>WHY? Don't quite understand your comment.
>Are you saying Western presses are always correct and infallible? OR
>they are always wrong?
>If not, what's wrong for anyone to disparage any press when it is wrong
>and use the articles when it is right?
>
>It is a matter of evidence and reason. Feel free to present your point
>of view with evidence and reason. But your comment does not make much
>sense.

You have said before that you don't listen to the Western press with regard to China. Then you quote the Western press
as a reliable source about beliefs of the Chinese people. Makes no sense.