But the article is rich with political subtext; the idea that society is declining due to unreasonably soft-hearted attitudes towards undesirables is a fundamental anti-progressive pillar. The author is completely aware of these political lines and directly references them.
Counterpoint - why would you expect articles on a media website funded out of pocket by a hedge fund billionaire with a penchant for political lobbying to be neutral? What's in it for the billionaire?
Those dastardly billionaires with their media websites.
If only I had known this website was run by evil billionaires I could have found some other website to read links people post about tech stuff.
Thanks for admitting you have nothing to say; I love comments that consist of nothing but sarcasm for that reason alone.
Please continue.
Sure. But many things do exist exactly for that purpose. So I think it's always worth knowing why something's being written. In this case, the funding model suggests that it's exactly about airing political grievances. Since you claim to care about that, shouldn't you be glad to know that may be going on here?
The comments on the original article certainly appear to have taken it as an invitation to air political grievances.
By "connected to the project" you mean "funds the entire thing".
Not every occurrence in the world needs to be leveraged to air political grievances.