I can only speak for myself but what I work to avoid is any focus on the author of an article and the persons the author is addressing. Instead I apply alpha letters such as author= X subject of article =Y etc.

I have done this my entire working career as a goal for attaining as much objectivity as is possible...objectivity being essential for good decision making. Once I have decided on the facts then veracity of author/person comes into play...

So any opinions I draw about Hillary or Donald or others are based on the fact as presented. Now the problem can arise if the author altered the facts or the subject of the article flat out lied. This leads to searching out more and more information from different sources to determine the likely truth.

Too often we find that people are judging an issue based on the likability of the person. Its why for me the favorable/unfavorable opinions have about a presidential candidate mean nothing to me. I am not going to vote for a person because I like him or her. We are not electing the high school president.

The term "Hillary Hater" as used here is the same tactic (PC) used for issues involving cultural difference sex preferences etc. The intent is to shut down communication. Its very sad because the people who apply such a tactic actually believe its a legitimate argument.

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