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A perfect example of Wikipedia allowing worthless sources to taint their site
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The did you know box always reads to me like a Mormon door missionary trying to explain who Joseph Smith is to me.William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, William & Mary, and William & Mary. Pictured: William & Mary.
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"Lynching's were a daily occurrence" per the NAACP between 1882 and 1968 4,743 people were lynched with 3,446 of them being black people. I have no doubt in my mind these numbers are inflated too. But yeah, "daily" lynching.I was browsing some of the afrocentrist/black supremacist/nigger content and came across this on the page for Wallace Fard Muhammad (aka the found of the Nation of Islam).
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Archive. This is hysterical, retarded trash, so naturally I was curious about the source:
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A unarchived Youtube video! Very scholarly. Let's check in on this illuminating content.
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It's a random livestream by a nigger with bad greenscreen that's accrued less than 6000 views in a year featuring this as the PhD "expert":
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In the West, queer or transgender youth may adopt the catgirl as an ideal self, to be expressed on the Internet. In a 2022 survey of trans software engineers, 80.5% indicated they were "kinda" or "very" experienced with the catgirl concept.
It's an unfortunately common trend, and I hate it. Kemonos are cool in my opinion, so having to wade through trannies to even discuss interest in catgirls really hurts my soul.This paragraph on wikipedia's page for catgirl.
They're still failing at the "girl" part after all these years, and they want to speedrun another step at the same time!?This paragraph on wikipedia's page for catgirl.
No one cares Bruce, Trump will continue using Born in the USA at his rallies and you will accept his money for usage rights.
Note that a ton of the Keep votes are robotically agreeing with Wikipedo "Blueraspberry",; whose whole rationale is that such an article would be bad for trans people. This is one thing I hate about Wikipedia: It's clearly being used to put a thumb on the scale of public discourse.Someone created a Category:Mass shootings by transgender individuals two days ago. It currently has 4 articles:
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Needless to say, it was immediately nominated for deletion.
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The conversation is ongoing and long:
There are a few keep votes in there, so not all hope is lost.
Fitting for a zoophilia-adjacent fetish.This paragraph on wikipedia's page for catgirl.
Takashi Murakami (the artist who did the college dropout cover) is goated.The forum is barely working right now so please excuse me if this image is unreadable. This is one of the most bizarre pages I have found on Wikipedia. It's an article about a ridiculous anime sculpture of a woman shooting milk out of her titties that's supposed to be social commentary on Japanese consumerism and Otaku culture? But it's literally just some hentai girl shooting milk out of her titties.
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Oh also someone paid over 420k for a cast of it. Not money laundering btw! Serious art!
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Link to sculpture very much NSFW https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2002/NYR/2002_NYR_01081_0316_000(043231).jpg
CNN article on it and the artist behind it https://www.cnn.com/2013/01/13/world/asia/talk-asia-murakami/index.html
I found this while researching the post war meth epidemic in Japan. The main brand name for meth was "Hiropon" (translates to "lover of work") which is also the name of the sculpture.
Oh, that guy's actually a well known. Japanese artists. And a bit of a low cow. He keeps insisting his art is extremely deep and not just glorified. Pornography. That's actually part of a series he did. Weirdly, he was on Toy in America and I saw it.
Because it's funny, he doesn't have normal art. But for some reason he makes a lot of this weird kumar OT. You also wanna know that statue, one of the copies of the cast's sold for like half a 1,000,000 dollars.
Aside from Young Earth Creationist stuff, I think even Conservapedia may be more reliable than Wiki at least on the hot button issues.A perfect example of Wikipedia allowing worthless sources to taint their site
My best guess is that they’re trying to capture how those (dead) figures appeared in their prime, so to speak. When Queen Elizabeth died, they managed to dig up one of her official portraits from 1959 and replace the more contemporary photo at the top of her article with it.
Another case of why use a 70+ year old photo for a political figure who was active well into the modern day. I would get it if Sihanouk was a relatively irrelevant monarch from Southeast Asia, but he is arguably one of the most interesting historical figures from that region of the world in the late 20th-century. A far more suitable photo to use would be any number of existing ones from the Vietnam War where he was serving as Prime Minister and de facto king ruling through his mother he abdicated to. But no, we get some photo from the 40s when Cambodia was a French Protectorate.