That's the same kind of non-balance you see in human-authored news all the time, to be fair.
replyAnd the legality of it as well.
replyI agree and will be taking this feedback seriously. Daily briefings need more refinement since that is the first thing a user reads.
replyHow are the consequences of war not germane to its necessity?
replyThey are, of course, but there are two different consequences involved in this assessment. One is "stop nuclear weapons" (the converse would be "do not stop nuclear weapons") and the other is "friendly fire incidents" (the converse would be "no friendly fire incidents"). Neither are directly related to the other, since the former is specific to this engagement and the latter happens in any combat.
replyIt also seems rather off base on the sentiment analysis as well.
reply>"We are on day three of President Trump's military operation in Iran. It's the most courageous military decision of my lifetime, and we are kicking a*. The United States military and the Israeli military, working in tandem, are kicking the hell out of the Iranian government. How is Iran planning to fight back? They have friends. They're counting on pathetic, mewling Europeans and the ridiculous, sad sack Democrats who just hate Trump and don't care about America winning."
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