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Wikipedia has a stringent neutrality policy, but despite this, clearly bias streams through. I only stay on the math portions of that wiki a bit.
It's clearly woke biased, every article about someone who is a bit conservative is negative at an absurd point.Wikipedia has a stringent neutrality policy, but despite this, clearly bias streams through. I only stay on the math portions of that wiki a bit.
It's clearly woke biased, every article about someone who is a bit conservative is negative at an absurd point.
Nice jokeWikipedia:Neutral point of view - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
They clearly aren't neutral when it comes to politics, they just repeat what mainstream media says.Nice joke
I mean the media are newspapers of record.They clearly aren't neutral when it comes to politics, they just repeat what mainstream media says.
Which all of them are also woke biased.I mean the media are newspapers of record.
They undercount left-wing violence by leaving out stuff like recent troon chimpouts. They’ll count an attack as right wing if the perpetrator was (regardless of if the attack had a political motive or not), but don’t apply the same logic the other wayLiterally just a true statement. Not everything you disagree is left wing propganda
I'm sure they didn't count Charlie Kirk murder as left wing terrorism.They undercount left-wing violence by leaving out stuff like recent troon chimpouts. They’ll count an attack as right wing if the perpetrator was (regardless of if the attack had a political motive or not), but don’t apply the same logic the other way
Ok but still than. There is more right wing terroist attacks than left wing. Like people are more likely to get slimed out by a chud compared to a transgenderThey undercount left-wing violence by leaving out stuff like recent troon chimpouts. They’ll count an attack as right wing if the perpetrator was (regardless of if the attack had a political motive or not), but don’t apply the same logic the other way
The sources are right there, lol
Its because right-wing ideologies are harder to categorize, because right-wingers don't fully muh trends or the in-grouping as the ones on the left. so they just categorize everybody who has right-wing views or syncretism. its stupid.They undercount left-wing violence by leaving out stuff like recent troon chimpouts. They’ll count an attack as right wing if the perpetrator was (regardless of if the attack had a political motive or not), but don’t apply the same logic the other way
Those journalists are all radical wokism supporters, they are basically redditors with a journalism degree.Wikipedia use source from journalist who claim to be "expert" but are just people who have informations and interpret with their ideology. You should never trust an opinion like it's dogmatic (that ironically include my own opinion).
The "source": a redditor with a journalism degreeThe sources are right there, lol
It's clearly woke biased, every article about someone who is a bit conservative is negative at an absurd point.
And if you try to edit it, woke mods that rule Wikipedia ban you
Literal tranny janniesAnd if you try to edit it, woke mods that rule Wikipedia ban you![]()
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Yeah sure, read any article about a local conservative party and look what Wikipedia says "far right extremist"The most controversial topics in Wikipedia: A multilingual and geographical analysis
We present, visualize and analyse the similarities and differences between the controversial topics related to "edit wars" identified in 10 different language versions of Wikipedia. After a brief review of the related work we describe the methods developed to locate, measure, and categorize the...arxiv.org
Is Wikipedia Biased? - American Economic Association
Is Wikipedia Biased? by Shane Greenstein and Feng Zhu. Published in volume 102, issue 3, pages 343-48 of American Economic Review, May 2012, Abstract: This study empirically examines whether Wikipedia has a neutral point of view. It develops a method for measuring the slant of 28 thousand...doi.orgThe Wisdom of Polarized Crowds
As political polarization in the United States continues to rise, the question of whether polarized individuals can fruitfully cooperate becomes pressing. Although diversity of individual perspectives typically leads to superior team performance on complex tasks, strong political perspectives...arxiv.org
No i agree with you. I think Wikipedia is biased against right-wing sources, and wikipedia itself acknowledges this. Read through the studies.Yeah sure, read any article about a local conservative party and look what Wikipedia says "far right extremist"





