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Dumb Shit on Wikipedia
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It doesn't have to be stated, the Burger King Crown will never be the same.
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I have this mental image of Jughead ranting to Archie about the time he came across an uppity nigger in an airplane.
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I went to Wikipedia to refresh my memory on when Tribes: Ascend got killed off (if you're curious, it was abandoned in 2013 when they moved all their devs over to Smite, updated again in 2015 and 2016, then abandoned for good; you can still install it, though it's been delisted from Steam so you have to have a link to the page, and good luck finding anyone to play it with). As I was typing out "tribes," imagine my shock at what popped up at the top of the list when I had only typed "tr":
I fucking hate trannies.
I fucking hate trannies.
IdiotPlusPlus
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Holy shit, there is over 20k words in that trashfire of wannabe bureaucrat garbage, my eyes just glazed over trying to read it.
Also can they not just format the page properly instead of cramming it into that shitty wikipedia 'talk' format, god forbid they use a proper CMS to manage their autistic squabbling.
And then Burger King changed its logo by reverting it to the 1993 design in order to avoid any relation with the incident. It goes to show how much we live in a PC clown world full of fear and insecurity
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Just look at the logo/brand changes during the Summer of Floyd. Land O' Lakes Indian, Uncle Ben's, Aunt Jemima. All these either completely rebranded or altered their logos for no reason other than woke bullshit, when most of these logos were made or modeled off an actual person.
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They purged those logos of those uppity Negroes just like hero Derek Chauvin purged the world of fentanyl addict George Floyd.
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Aunt Jemima did nothing wrong and didn't deserve to be cancelled. Meanwhile, Mrs. Buttersworth remained unscathed. If that's not racist, I dunno what is.
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In the article on "shamanism", it isn't long before "woke" delusion -- "cultural appropriation" BS this time -- shows up. Such BS is really getting tiresome at this point.
- Shamanism - Wikipedia
(Intangible culture itself cannot be "stolen", and it's not the end of the world if white people have a misconception of it.)
In the 20th century, non-Indigenous Westerners involved in countercultural movements, such as hippies and the New Age created modern magico-religious practices influenced by their ideas of various Indigenous religions, creating what has been termed neoshamanism or the neoshamanic movement.[3] It has affected the development of many neopagan practices, as well as faced a backlash and accusations of cultural appropriation,[4] exploitation and misrepresentation when outside observers have tried to practice the ceremonies of, or represent, centuries-old cultures to which they do not belong.[5]
- Shamanism - Wikipedia
(Intangible culture itself cannot be "stolen", and it's not the end of the world if white people have a misconception of it.)
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In a rare break from wokism, weebs have infiltrated the DYK section today.
(Uma Musume is basically a copycat of franchises like Idolm@ster, but with horse girls. I heard rumors that it took so long to develop was because of the Yakuza owning several of the horses and weren't please with the idea of their horses being turned into anime idol girls who also race....I wish it didn't happen.)
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I know I'm preaching to the choir, but someone a few pages back pointed out that "reliable source" is decided solely based on if mods agree with it or not. And it couldn't be more true. Eva Vlaardingerbroek's Wikipedia page uses "Youtube" and "Instagram" as a source, and that's fine. I wouldn't even be mad if it was enforced evenly, but it's so blatant. It's not even so much if the source is liberal or conservative, but the mods practice a twisted sort of utilitarianism, "can I use this to smear people I don't like?" Like the wikipedos have no issue with using openly neo-Nazi sites as source, if they can use it to smear people with guilt by association. An example: Nordic Resistance Movement's newspaper says a patriotic politician took part in their demo, it's an acceptable source. Someone pointed it out a few days ago, and after much hand-wringing they removed it, but replaced it with a newspaper quoting wikipedia, so they didn't have even change the text.
Thanks for reading, now give me the hat stickers.
Thanks for reading, now give me the hat stickers.
TheySeeMeRowlin
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The spastic who I posted about previously in this thread - Dronebogus - was recently featured in an article (and no, not a Wikipedia article):
This is the screenshot that they featured of him:
As stated before, this guy's user page is an absolute gem.
>self-inserts as Wikipedia-tan and probably goons to her
>describes himself as autistic, "a mentally ill child", and "a leftist commie POS"
>uses the phrase "submissive and breedable"
>cripplingly addicted to userboxes, collects them like they're fucking Pokemon
>one of them is about that Nyanners girl who sings cutesy songs about wanting to be raped as a little girl
>three of them are about his waifus
>the other five hundred and thrembo are standard troon humor
>has a second section at the bottom for userboxes that don't even apply to him; I didn't even notice this at first
>they're also cringe-inducing troon humor
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the perfect specimen.
This is the screenshot that they featured of him:
As stated before, this guy's user page is an absolute gem.
>self-inserts as Wikipedia-tan and probably goons to her
>describes himself as autistic, "a mentally ill child", and "a leftist commie POS"
>uses the phrase "submissive and breedable"
>cripplingly addicted to userboxes, collects them like they're fucking Pokemon
>one of them is about that Nyanners girl who sings cutesy songs about wanting to be raped as a little girl
>three of them are about his waifus
>the other five hundred and thrembo are standard troon humor
>has a second section at the bottom for userboxes that don't even apply to him; I didn't even notice this at first
>they're also cringe-inducing troon humor
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the perfect specimen.
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That's pretty much it. Does a group of depraved child molesters agree with this source? Well, then it's reliable. Do child molesters disagree with whatever the source says? It's unreliable and biased.
Briananderson1138
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From the article on Coups
What's citation 32? Take a guess.
What's citation 32? Take a guess.
Nakamura, David (5 January 2021). "With brazen assault on election, Trump prompts critics to warn of a coup". The Washington Post. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
Jan 6 sperging pre Jan 6. Def not a Fed planned event at all.
Jan 6 sperging pre Jan 6. Def not a Fed planned event at all.
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Do you guys ever stop and think "Holy fuck these people are shaping how the next generation views the world"? When you go to google and search for something a Wikipedia article is generally at the top or near the top of the search results. If you use Alexa to search for something it's the same result Wikipedia at the top. This freakish communist anime fan is literally forming kids who search for shits views of the world. Horrifying. The future is so fucked.