Can the New York Times do reviews, of individual supermarket employees in England?

[Sculptor]

Is it a sound political philosophy, for the New York Times to do reviews, or commentaries, of people who work as employees at supermarkets in the UK, in the context that the reviews are criticisms, like how movie journalists do reviews of movies?

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[trokanmariel]

It's just another example, off the top of my head, of something that there would be zero motivation for them to write about.

Could you perhaps explain what you mean by that?

What don't you understand about it?

The "of something that there" part confuses me

[trokanmariel]

Is it a sound political philosophy, for the New York Times to do reviews, or commentaries, of people who work as employees at supermarkets in the UK, in the context that the reviews are criticisms, like how movie journalists do reviews of movies?

Welcome to 1984

Is money the same as 1984?

[Sculptor]

Is it a sound political philosophy, for the New York Times to do reviews, or commentaries, of people who work as employees at supermarkets in the UK, in the context that the reviews are criticisms, like how movie journalists do reviews of movies?

Welcome to 1984

Is money the same as 1984?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nineteen_Eighty-Four

[Terrapin Station]

Is it a sound political philosophy, for the New York Times to do reviews, or commentaries, of people who work as employees at supermarkets in the UK, in the context that the reviews are criticisms, like how movie journalists do reviews of movies?

Welcome to 1984

Is money the same as 1984?

Take out the aside offset by commas.