When someone quotes a "news/editorial" from The Guardian, perhaps it might do well to think of this quote, from them today, regarding the death of U.S. President Ronald Reagan:

In an editorial, The Guardian said Reagan's "rose-tinted view" of the past and the future of the United States that "made America feel good about itself makes others deeply alarmed."

That, I believe, shows the respect they have not only for the U.S. but for its founding principles. Let's face it, they dislike free societies, free markets and the equality of opportunity we represent. It threatens their dogma, which is fundamentally socialist/Marxist.

in the least. I hear a lot of left-wing crap, and the crappiest crap of all the crap out there comes from the Guardian. I don't even know why it would be considered "mainstream" by anyone.

What they wrote about Reagan is disgusting. He helped end the cold war for God's sake. But I suppose that's exactly what bothers people from the Guardian.....

NO pinhead they don't "dislike free societies, free markets and the equality of opportunity we represent."

They ARE a left-wing paper and they DO dislike American political highjinks (often CRIMES)and they DO love to dig up the truth and throw it in our arrogant faces - - - - exactly because of blind eejits like YOU, pinhead!

The FACT that you have your panties in a twist over an article makes their day!!!

by left wing they are out and out socialists, who by definition do very much dislike free markets...if you knew your history you would know that free markets exist also where there are other freedoms...but you don't....

If you didn't understand, then please do brush up a little on your history...where free markets have existed other freedoms, such as freedoms of speech and religion have also existed. It isn't a coincidence. They go together. If one is against free markets, one is effectively for a totalitarian or socialist system where everything is owned, controlled, and manipulated by the government for its purposes....this results not only in inefficient distribution of goods and services but fine papers like Tass...

(pull your head out Mr. Fempanties, and sorry to make you tax your limited mental faculties, I know you didn't do too well on those placement tests).

You remind me of a fellow I knew in law school. He flunked out. Couldn't connect any of the dots, no matter how close they were....

The Guardian has an agenda. That agenda is Marxist/ socialist. Figure it out from there. I can't be your substitute for a good college education. I don't have the time for that task. But...if you wire me several thousand dollars...

Your idiocy is truly astounding!