Dumb Shit on Wikipedia

[AnOminous]

I feel like CWC would still be one of those absurdly documented nobodies even a millenia ago.

He would have been the subject of dozens of penny dreadfuls that had not a single remaining copy in existence today.

 

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Well to be fair most of what we have of those events are just from historical records since computers did not exist back then. If CWC was born in the 1700s for example we would know a lot less about him. but If they are going to save room I agree the black plague section should be the longer one.
That said "Deletionism" is stupid lol. Just let people make whatever they want.

It isn't just about historical records, the Black Death has long been subject to huge amounts of debate and arguments over the long term effects. It can very convincingly be argued that because like 1/3 of the European population died, the entire social system ended up changing because now labor was so much more expensive. Not coincidentally there starts to be a huge uptick in peasant rebellions and cities asserting their rights. It help lay the groundwork for the end of feudalism and development of capitalism in Western Europe with everything that entails.

Even if you can argue "COVID-19 helped lay the groundwork for the Great Reset which happened exactly as the WEF wants it to", it's still not as drastic of a change as Europe went through between 1300 and 1600.

 

[AnOminous]

It can very convincingly be argued that because like 1/3 of the European population died, the entire social system ended up changing because now labor was so much more expensive.

There was also a huge transfer of wealth. Part of the reason labor was suddenly more expensive is a lot of the workers had inherited land, and had no particular reason to be generous with their labor. If you wanted them to work, you actually had to pay them. And they could often afford just not to work. So you want that shit done? Best be willing to pay for it.

Also there was a good deal of fatalism and cynicism. Imagine if nearly half the people you knew in your life died horribly. How much of a shit would you give about anything? You'd either have had your faith in Christianity cemented or no longer give a shit about anything.

 

[Corpun]

Not a stupid article by any means but the opening paragraph is just funny.

Namba (clothing) - Wikipedia

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A namba is a traditional penis sheath from Vanuatu.[1] Nambas are wrapped around the penis of the wearer, sometimes as their only clothing.[2] Two tribes on Malakula, the Big Nambas and the Smol (Small) Nambas, are named for the size of their nambas.[3]

Dicklets on suicide watch.

 

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Oh come on, you know the Big Nambas tribe is clearly overcompensating with the size of their nambas.

 

[Corpun]

Someone mentioned those wikiboxes that are used for wars and shit a while back right? Not to my shock at all someone made one for 1/6. The whole article is utter trash sourcing media as with all modern political topic articles on that God awful site.

 

[BootlegPopeye]

I have on purpose avoided anything even marginally Trump related on wikipedia because if he can be shoehorned into an article - always some negative reference or allusion - it will be in the most hysterical, stupid, unencyclopedic possible way. Rachel Maddow segments? Absolute solid source - seen her used by some of the 'top editors' on Russiagate related material.

As far as that comical 'war' infobox, notice that they tar the entire body of Save America rallygoers in that - which had to be thousands of people who left and never went near the capital. I will bet without looking that the talk page is full of shitlibs trying to make Donald Trump the 'lead figure' (though technically, as the head of the federal government, he should be where they have Pence now).

Notice that they still have that policemen's death listed up there, even though he died of a stroke overnight under unclear circumstances and was fine the night of Jan 6. The fictional 'beaten to death with a fire extinguisher' death was nice and convenient for political purposes however.

As an aside, it's telling how dumb shitlibs are about neo nazis. Many of them never liked Trump, and those that did were quick to find an excuse to start blackpilling about him and claim he was controlled by Jews. The idea that they were some notable participant there is ridiculous.

 

[Corpun]

I have on purpose avoided anything even marginally Trump related on wikipedia because if he can be shoehorned into an article - always some negative reference or allusion - it will be in the most hysterical, stupid, unencyclopedic possible way. Rachel Maddow segments? Absolute solid source - seen her used by some of the 'top editors' on Russiagate related material.

As far as that comical 'war' infobox, notice that they tar the entire body of Save America rallygoers in that - which had to be thousands of people who left and never went near the capital. I will bet without looking that the talk page is full of shitlibs trying to make Donald Trump the 'lead figure' (though technically, as the head of the federal government, he should be where they have Pence now).

Notice that they still have that policemen's death listed up there, even though he died of a stroke overnight under unclear circumstances and was fine the night of Jan 6. The fictional 'beaten to death with a fire extinguisher' death was nice and convenient for political purposes however.

As an aside, it's telling how dumb shitlibs are about neo nazis. Many of them never liked Trump, and those that did were quick to find an excuse to start blackpilling about him and claim he was controlled by Jews. The idea that they were some notable participant there is ridiculous.

The amount of Trump related articles are absurdly high. It's ridiculous the essay articles they'll write on him sourcing media articles that source each other or worse- anonymous sources (AKA journos wanted to stir up bullshit).

 

[vulg]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metz#/media/File:Grandes_Armes_de_Metz.svg
was looking at the wiki article for the city of Metz, France; and I came across the .png they chose for the city's heraldry.

I'm pretty sure someone vandalized it with their deviant art scribbles lol

 

[Corpun]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metz#/media/File:Grandes_Armes_de_Metz.svg
was looking at the wiki article for the city of Metz, France; and I came across the .png they chose for the city's heraldry.

I'm pretty sure someone vandalized it with their deviant art scribbles lol
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Not the weirdest coat of arms. Corsica and Sardinia have severed Moor's heads, which is a given due to Moorish raids of people from the islands way back, but due to how Moors were depicted in European tradition they're severed black heads. I am expecting drama over it sooner or later from the Twitter crowd.

 

[vulg]

Not the weirdest coat of arms. Corsica and Sardinia have severed Moor's heads, which is a given due to Moorish raids of people from the islands way back, but due to how Moors were depicted in European tradition they're severed black heads. I am expecting drama over it sooner or later from the Twitter crowd.

I'm familiar with weird coat of arms (look at my pfp), the reason why I posted it is because I'm convinced the author made up the naked woman and posted it themselves because it doesn't obey Heraldic rules (and the art style is all fucked up).

the whole Moor thing is unfortunate, since it's a heraldic tradition that goes back 1,000 years and the conceptualization of "The Moor" is largely mythological/in the imagination of Medieval peoples and shouldn't be taken as something analogous to modern Blacks (often Moor heads will appear on the arms of small German towns). Of course, the Americanization of everything will likely have 1,000 year old coats of arms stripped of their heraldry as a result.

Although, I have a feeling Hungary will be immune to this, and will keep their very politically correct severed Turk heads and crows eating the eyes of yellow Turks.

 

[Corpun]

I'm familiar with weird coat of arms (look at my pfp), the reason why I posted it is because I'm convinced the author made up the naked woman and posted it themselves because it doesn't obey Heraldic rules (and the art style is all fucked up).

the whole Moor thing is unfortunate, since it's a heraldic tradition that goes back 1,000 years and the conceptualization of "The Moor" is largely mythological/in the imagination of Medieval peoples and shouldn't be taken as something analogous to modern Blacks (often Moor heads will appear on the arms of small German towns). Of course, the Americanization of everything will likely have 1,000 year old coats of arms stripped of their heraldry as a result.

Although, I have a feeling Hungary will be immune to this, and will keep their very politically correct severed Turk heads and crows eating the eyes of yellow Turks.

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Yeah I guess it could be some coomers dream. Is there anything online about the claimed heraldry?

Heraldric history overall is pretty neat, I wish they printed modern copies of heraldric books but it seems that trend died out before 1900.

 

[SheerHeartAttack]

Although, I have a feeling Hungary will be immune to this, and will keep their very politically correct severed Turk heads and crows eating the eyes of yellow Turks.

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Jesus Christ those are some fucking metal CoAs.

 

[vulg]

Yeah I guess it could be some coomers dream. Is there anything online about the claimed heraldry?

Heraldric history overall is pretty neat, I wish they printed modern copies of heraldric books but it seems that trend died out before 1900.

I looked around for Metz's previous arms and found nothing that would include a woman as some heraldic charge/supporter, it also violates a lot of heraldic rules, so I'm assuming it was cum scribbled.

also,
http://wappenwiki.org/index.php/Main_Page
wappenwiki is a great source for high quality .svg arms if you're interested in finding some cool heraldry, it's a cool niche and a great way of visually telling history.

 

[No Exit]

Never in my life have I heard of Animal Holocaust before.

Never forget the six gorrilian.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

I'm familiar with weird coat of arms (look at my pfp), the reason why I posted it is because I'm convinced the author made up the naked woman and posted it themselves because it doesn't obey Heraldic rules (and the art style is all fucked up).

the whole Moor thing is unfortunate, since it's a heraldic tradition that goes back 1,000 years and the conceptualization of "The Moor" is largely mythological/in the imagination of Medieval peoples and shouldn't be taken as something analogous to modern Blacks (often Moor heads will appear on the arms of small German towns). Of course, the Americanization of everything will likely have 1,000 year old coats of arms stripped of their heraldry as a result.

Although, I have a feeling Hungary will be immune to this, and will keep their very politically correct severed Turk heads and crows eating the eyes of yellow Turks.

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Kebab sucessfully removed

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

The amount of Trump related articles are absurdly high. It's ridiculous the essay articles they'll write on him sourcing media articles that source each other or worse- anonymous sources (AKA journos wanted to stir up bullshit).

Those journos also use Wikipedia itself as a source. It's 100% incestuous. Usually the story goes "Journo A writes article using anonymous sources, Journo A's article is cited on Wikipedia, Journey B cites Journo A's article and cites Wikipedia as credible sources. Journo A and Journo C write articles citing Journo B and Wikipedia." And it goes on and on and the game of telephone being played produces ridiculous results.

 

[Turbocuck]

I feel like CWC would still be one of those absurdly documented nobodies even a millenia ago.

William McGonagall - Wikipedia

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He'd be this guy. Swap out poetry for comics and you pretty much have Chris. Guy makes art that is so bad, he's completely ridiculed for it, until people start to find it funny, then they pay him to do it just for laughs. He's even speculated to have been autistic.

 

[Big Brown Schlub]

Someone mentioned those wikiboxes that are used for wars and shit a while back right? Not to my shock at all someone made one for 1/6. The whole article is utter trash sourcing media as with all modern political topic articles on that God awful site.

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I've checked and the 1/6 page is longer than the page on THE FALL OF THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE!

Of course, the Americanization of everything will likely have 1,000 year old coats of arms stripped of their heraldry as a result.

Imagine what kind of globohomo CoA monstrosities that don't follow heraldic rules will be created if this ever ends up happening. Moor's heads will probably be replaced with pictures of hamburgers or Coca Cola bottles.

Those journos also use Wikipedia itself as a source. It's 100% incestuous. Usually the story goes "Journo A writes article using anonymous sources, Journo A's article is cited on Wikipedia, Journey B cites Journo A's article and cites Wikipedia as credible sources. Journo A and Journo C write articles citing Journo B and Wikipedia." And it goes on and on and the game of telephone being played produces ridiculous results.

And when you look into who the "primary source" of what is claimed in the article 9/10 it's some twitter account with a retarded name like analbag69420

 

[Corpun]

I looked around for Metz's previous arms and found nothing that would include a woman as some heraldic charge/supporter, it also violates a lot of heraldic rules, so I'm assuming it was cum scribbled.

also,
http://wappenwiki.org/index.php/Main_Page
wappenwiki is a great source for high quality .svg arms if you're interested in finding some cool heraldry, it's a cool niche and a great way of visually telling history.

Thanks for introducing me to that site. I apparently have some random ancestor who was knighted or something in Southern Germany, might find something of it there.

Never forget the six gorrilian.

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Those journos also use Wikipedia itself as a source. It's 100% incestuous. Usually the story goes "Journo A writes article using anonymous sources, Journo A's article is cited on Wikipedia, Journey B cites Journo A's article and cites Wikipedia as credible sources. Journo A and Journo C write articles citing Journo B and Wikipedia." And it goes on and on and the game of telephone being played produces ridiculous results.

They wonder why trust in the media is on a decline. It's rage educing that you still have people who think Trump shit talks veterans because of an article from The Atlantic of all places,

I've checked and the 1/6 page is longer than the page on THE FALL OF THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE!

Jesus Christ, that is absurd. I checked 9-11's word count for comparison as well, the 9-11 article has 13,829 words while the 1-6 one has 16,559 words. This shit is absurd. I am betting Trump's article is longer than 4-term elected President FDR's.

Imagine what kind of globohomo CoA monstrosities that don't follow heraldic rules will be created if this ever ends up happening. Moor's heads will probably be replaced with pictures of hamburgers or Coca Cola bottles.

They'll be like those flag OC's people make that are either too busy or random colors like a pink, orange, beige, black quadcolor with a black stripe going down the middle, absolute nightmares.

And when you look into who the "primary source" of what is claimed in the article 9/10 it's some twitter account with a retarded name like analbag69420

I am waiting for the day a 4chan psyop rumor gets melded into national narratives. I'm sure I could ring up a journos right now and tell him how Trump has child orgies in the White House or something and they'd run with it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metz#/media/File:Grandes_Armes_de_Metz.svg
was looking at the wiki article for the city of Metz, France; and I came across the .png they chose for the city's heraldry.

I'm pretty sure someone vandalized it with their deviant art scribbles lol
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https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Metz&oldid=1001167668

Looks like it is vandalized checking the past versions of the CoA

This is the page when it was changed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Metz&oldid=1002686005