Dumb Shit on Wikipedia

From the Colonization of the Moon wikipedia article.
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What these dumb niggers don't realize is that colonialism/imperialism were only wrong because it involved subjugating another group of humans, the mere act of moving to an empty place, is totally fine.
See, that's the problem. A lot of “colonization” was settlers taking mostly-barren land and establishing fixed settlements. Sometimes the “natives” were there for less time than Europeans, as is the case in a lot of South Africa. The real contention was whites being able to establish territory and not leaving when someone tried to claim it for themselves.
 
In the rare W for Wikipedia they don't have an article on Alejandro Caraballo troon not-lawyer extraordinaire, which makes sense given her utter irrelevance:
No article on him, but still way too many hits, implying his opinions are worth mentioning. Most citations seem to be about the Boston Children's Hospital and their grooming operations. The article on the hospital relies on misdirection, focusing on one mistaken criticism, and using positive-sounding buzzwords such as "gender-affirming care" to sugarcoat what they do.

Our troon's quote:
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Do they even believe their own lies? It's not "hatred of trans people" but anger over children being conditioned and mutilated by ideological, profit-hungry medical workers. This quote similarly misses the point:


I don't see a single line even acknowledging that there might be some sensible concerns about transing kids.

For those needing reminder, it is normal to be enraged by this she-demon and her sickening glee and manipulation:
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One last quote from the article:

I have a different opinion than the fat black lawyer about what these "health care providers" deserve.
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Lol, lmao even. Hi Molly, you can talk to us we usually dont bite.
 
Wikipedia page of Chris Beck who recently detransitioned. Keen eye will notice something familiar!

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What jumped out at me was Molly changing the link to an interview video from YouTube to Rumble. I assume this is not justified by any specific WP policy and is simply an act of pettiness because Rumble is a less controlled platform.

Lol, lmao even. Hi Molly, you can talk to us we usually dont bite.
As soon as registration is open, I expect she'll create an account so she can read her own thread. I very much doubt we'll see her openly posting here though.
 
You're assuming she hasn't already had one for some time.
Not assuming but inferring; see my post in her thread:
To that evidence, I'll add that she had a Twitter thread last month where she posts screenshots (some redacted) from threads that mention her:
https://twitter.com/molly0xFFF/status/1566536758166183938 However, no shots are from this thread, which would be the most likely source to draw from. Presumably that's because it's still in Prospering Grounds and so can't be viewed without an account and she doesn't have one.

She tweeted screenshots of KF posts talking about her, but they're all from public threads. None are from her own thread, which would be the obvious place to pull from. Presumably because she can't see it.
 
This is fictional dumb shit on wikipedia, but in the movie Tár, the groomer main character edits her page to include a quote from a puff piece. We find out later that one of her victims, who was mentally unstable, edited the page to say she was the main character's "muse." It was refreshing to see a movie depict the two types of people who edit wikipedia, sex pests and the insane.
 
This is fictional dumb shit on wikipedia, but in the movie Tár, the groomer main character edits her page to include a quote from a puff piece. We find out later that one of her victims, who was mentally unstable, edited the page to say she was the main character's "muse." It was refreshing to see a movie depict the two types of people who edit wikipedia, sex pests and the insane.
Honestly Wikipedia isn't depicted in fiction often but maybe I just don't keep up. Glad to see an accurate depiction of Wikipedos.
 
Probably already talked about on the Twitter thread but worth placing here. The Wikipedos are working overtime to make sure The Narrative is kept intact and as such they were doing quite a lot of work to ensure that you KNEW the "Twitter Files" are a complete nothing burger and fake news and probably antisemitic too you nazi.

And they would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't you meddling internet kids and your army of russian bots using the whole "paying attention" and trusting your "eyes" over the Reliable Sources! Also Elon openly called Wikipedia biased which will do wonders to make the Wikipedos love him even more.


Archive of the talk page as of 7th Dec 2022 22:25:14 UTC
 
Holy shit, I just looked at the LoTT article. I had noticed before that it was negative, but now Wikipedia has gone full-on partisan attack.

Here's a snapshot from April:
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Not too bad, actually quite factual. Here's one from August:
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Still relatively factual. The account is conservative, it uses derogatory commentary, all true. Some have accused it of promoting harassment, also true. The final sentence uses Wikipedia's favored "pointed out" phrasing to agree with the misinformation/hateful part, but overall it's not too bad and shows both sides.

Here's what it is now:
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Far-right (of course), disinformation, promoting harassment against children's hospitals and so on (no context that it's only certain teachers, etc., who are being criticized, because of their own actions and words). False claims and hateful commentary against marginalized groups. Slurs.

And as noted above there is a section on the Colorado shooting, which LoTT had absolutely nothing to do with. The logic is that you must never criticize any of these groups, because someone somewhere might do something violent in response to your criticism.

Will even a normie read this article and seriously believe that it's a neutral source about this topic?
I'd love to see a journalist run an article on shit like this. I imagine most normies have no idea how biased wikipedia really is. I'd also love to see a look into the demographics diversity of wiki editors- just for the fun of it.
It's always been funny to me how much wiki obscures it's crowdsourced nature. It'd be much funnier if edit history was displayed more prominently, like at the top of an article a la Github, or even in line with the text.
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Lol, lmao even. Hi Molly, you can talk to us we usually dont bite.
Didn't know she was taking suggestions- hey Molly, do an article on stunning and brave Trans Woman Christine Chandler next, seems like your kind of gal. Very NOTABLE.
 
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