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Alan's avatar

Folks who think the world is ruled by hierarchies can't comprehend the idea of equality in even the tiniest aspect of life. You don't want me to discriminate against Black sounding names? I guess you think being white is inherently evil, how dare you name your daughter Alice like a normal person

Tony's avatar

I really believe these people don’t have any real problems. Because who the hell would come up with this as a story and actually publish it without being embarrassed? I’ve lived in DC for 28 years and just can’t believe how Bezos has wrecked the Washington Post. I’ve cancelled and completely forgotten about them.

defineandredefine's avatar

"Jeff Bezos announced that the Post’s opinion section would be 'writing every day in support and defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets,'"

It strikes me that the very premise of this column violates that first pillar. Even if the premise was true, part of personal liberty is the freedom to be a hypocrite.

Davis's avatar

He made sure we know that he went to Yale. You know, that famous working class school.

Anthony Allen's avatar

As dumb (and disingenuous) as Henderson's take is, what is even worse is the target audience will accept its curated conclusion (utterly fabricated also works) without question and deem it further validation of the "liberals! hypocrisy much?" right-wing stereotype.

Jim Tragos's avatar

Thanks for your yeoman’s work deconstructing this mess, Parker. it's a sad fact that the media elite, and not just WaPo, have set a such a low bar for right-wing opinion. As long as there's the thinnest patina of analysis, no matter how laughably flawed, painted over their social disquiet and grievance, it merits an audience. Of course, on cable TV even the patina is unnecessary.

Brian Roach's avatar

Mourning when there used to be people with working intellects on the WaPo opinion pages! 😢