Honestly, the idea of South Korea being "free" is garbage, too. No, no the fuck they are not, their government is almost as censorious and nutty as the Norks', it's just that they're (comparatively) rich and the day-to-day boot-on-neck shit comes mostly from Samsung and a few other chaebols that own the entire "country".
I agree. This is the leftists thought that genuine Muslims are peaceful people who are progressive. While you also have those who believe all non-white peoples were really open to LGBT and was White people who caused them to change for the worse.
Usually these conflate standard of living with ”freedom”. For example both the UK and Germany have enormously better healthcare than the USA, even poor people in those countries receive a higher standard of care than most wealthy Americans do. So because they score well in healthcare, they get a high score for something like ”equality of medical care”, even though that category probably should be interpreted as ”one will not receive inferior medical care on the basis of gender or race” in the context of ranking how free a country is.
I thought there was something fishy about this article, as it is way too autistically specific to be a run-of-the-mill Wikipedia featured article. Lo and behold, after I did some further digging...
Do these people have any hobbies or interests outside of pushing objects inside their rectums?
Here we go again in less than two weeks since the last time I posted on featured article bias; much sooner than I expected to return to report on this. Lo and behold, it's an Easter Sunday special! The eternal favoritism shall continue, this time with my second example.
Several of the sources are actually "Famous Fantastic Mysteries ", which is a primary source and isn't generally acceptable, so there's flagrant rule breaking in a featured article. JFC Wikipedia.
That's only made clearer when you look at what they're citing: Mother Jones, Truthout, HuffPost, Salon, the Daily Beast, Jezebel, Vice News, etc.
Wikipedia page for Trans Lifeline actually mentions the embezzling that was uncovered (in part) in Kiwifarms.
