Oh? A wikipedia article about the Middle East; they won’t be biased! Have a look over on Wikipedia Arabic, where you have Wikipedia arguing that slavery is actually good and women like wearing burqas and anyone who draws the prophet Muhammed is actually deserving of death.
So they were thrown out. And Wikipedia adopted a philosophy of ‘equalising history,’ where certain parts of history will not be featured on Wikipedia to ensure equity. Corporations and funds will decide what is fiction and what is fact. If you use Wikipedia for your history, especially political history, you’re consuming propaganda, as seen by your article mainly sourcing Al Jazeera
Don’t use Wikipedia for anything political. It’s for plants and mountains.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_war_crimes
Oh? A wikipedia article about the Middle East; they won’t be biased! Have a look over on Wikipedia Arabic, where you have Wikipedia arguing that slavery is actually good and women like wearing burqas and anyone who draws the prophet Muhammed is actually deserving of death.
But, legitimately, Wikipedia is awful for anything vaguely related to politics. See, there was a big coup in 2019 where long-time users and founders were thrown out of Wikipedia because they insisted that Wikipedia should remain entirely neutral and decentralised. They thought the administration shouldn’t be comprised mainly of hedge fund managers.
So they were thrown out. And Wikipedia adopted a philosophy of ‘equalising history,’ where certain parts of history will not be featured on Wikipedia to ensure equity. Corporations and funds will decide what is fiction and what is fact. If you use Wikipedia for your history, especially political history, you’re consuming propaganda, as seen by your article mainly sourcing Al Jazeera
Don’t use Wikipedia for anything political. It’s for plants and mountains.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
No trolling.
If you won’t engage in good faith, then don’t bother replying.