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The never ending cycle of commies trying to masquerade as Centrists gets me everytime.
- R
LawBeat on the other hand claims to be 'unbiased' but it was launched as a response to both of them. One of its earliest tweets was it claiming to be unbiased like the 'other popular portals'. It will eventually go down the right wing route by holding same webinars and publishing op-eds of right wing people. I say eventually because as of now it is not that famous as the other two.
TLDR- LL & BB- Left wing. Lawbeat- Rightwing.
Dunno about affiliations but I personally use and have subscribed to Live Law.
Haven't seen them push hate speech. The founders are openly in support of Modi , so what and how does that harm you?
I feel Kian was a great example of editorial neutrality and integrity. Sanya should look at LI archives and learn.
- R
The condescension of the comment with Res ipsa is outright. You seem to be blatantly enjoying this. If Sanya’s twitter says it all, try the Facebook account’s of PV Dinesh or MA Rashid. I think when you preach and stand by neutrality, it should apply at all places. All three are outright weirdos but I see through your wretched feels too.
- R