This model of writing, editing, and producing various types of texts requires that each significant point-of-view on an issue be represented fairly. Initially, this would seem to be an excellent policy: After all, the marketplace of ideas (as the Supreme Court has reminded us) is strengthened by adding more ideas, not by subtracting problematic ones.
However, when one moves from the abstract to the particular and concrete, the problems with such a strategy become immediately clear. To understand the depths of such a problem, one can consider the current political situation in Libya. A neutral point-of-view would require that a description of what has been happening in February in Libya include Muammar Gaddafi's assessment of what has been happening in the nation that he has ruled for over forty years.
That viewpoint has shifted to some extent from day-to-day, but in general the military leader has argued that Al-Qaeda, Israel, and the United States are drugging young Libyans into attacking their government. The rebels, meanwhile, argue that they are fighting for a more democratic, less corrupt nation. Western nations, as well as some of the other Arab nations, have in general sided with the viewpoint of the rebels, acknowledging the tyranny of Gaddafi's reign. No credible source from the West has suggested that Libyan youths are being drugged by outside forces.
A neutral point-of-view would require that Gaddafi's viewpoint be...
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