After the death of Joseph Stalin would be absurd to make those points to the millions of people who

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Journalists are just like people. They have opinions and interests as the pleasen their editor (which in turn should enable the management to the sentence). But, the argument, bazar this is not relevant to the news because journalists adhere to strict objectivity. One of these rules is that you must leave. Always two sides to the word The problem is that there is often more than two sides. And who let you speaking?
After the death of Joseph Stalin would be absurd to make those points to the millions of people who were killed in the Gulags a human rights activist to speak on the one hand and on the other hand, a Communist hardliner who regretted that Stalin was too credulous and has the abuse by his political opponents. Because this choice of sources suggests that reasonable people can argue about whether Stalin was a cruel masssamoordenaar. This is obviously not the case. If there is room for debate among reasonable people that would be about how cruel Stalin was.
"The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, declined to comment on the death of Sharon. In the responses of individual Palestinians were 'criminal' and 'butcher' the key. In the Gaza Strip, here and there pictures of Sharon were set on fire. "