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New page: ==Hello== Hello. I think that the idea of an encyclopedia that is not neutral to all points of view, and instead is neutral to the '''''facts''''' is an extremely good idea. Wikipedia is...
==Hello==
Hello. I think that the idea of an encyclopedia that is not neutral to all points of view, and instead is neutral to the '''''facts''''' is an extremely good idea. Wikipedia is frustrating to me in the fact that it discourages words such as "terroists", as said in the Conservapedia page, and has an overall, albeit slight, liberal bias.
==The reason I am here==
The reason I am here, and what I will try to achieve through my edits, is a sense of "professionalism", to sound like an encylopedia without compromising conservatism or the easy language. This will make it easier to be accepted and have our viewpoint accepted as a "serious" one without supporting liberalism.
==Neutrality==
It is my opinion that, regarding politics or history, there is no such thing as "neutrality".
Wikipedia, although it is fairly neutral, has a habit of leaning slightly and subtly towards liberalism. Conservatism is a very praiseworthy attempt to counter that tendency and show the facts as we see them. Naturally, liberals will(and have already) made an encylopedia to coutner us, but they must resort to smearing us while having very few, if any, actual facts behind them.
==Rush Limbaugh==
I am a huge fan of Rush Limbaugh, and any article I write is likely to be influenced by him. If this is a problem, I will leave immediately.
Hello. I think that the idea of an encyclopedia that is not neutral to all points of view, and instead is neutral to the '''''facts''''' is an extremely good idea. Wikipedia is frustrating to me in the fact that it discourages words such as "terroists", as said in the Conservapedia page, and has an overall, albeit slight, liberal bias.
==The reason I am here==
The reason I am here, and what I will try to achieve through my edits, is a sense of "professionalism", to sound like an encylopedia without compromising conservatism or the easy language. This will make it easier to be accepted and have our viewpoint accepted as a "serious" one without supporting liberalism.
==Neutrality==
It is my opinion that, regarding politics or history, there is no such thing as "neutrality".
Wikipedia, although it is fairly neutral, has a habit of leaning slightly and subtly towards liberalism. Conservatism is a very praiseworthy attempt to counter that tendency and show the facts as we see them. Naturally, liberals will(and have already) made an encylopedia to coutner us, but they must resort to smearing us while having very few, if any, actual facts behind them.
==Rush Limbaugh==
I am a huge fan of Rush Limbaugh, and any article I write is likely to be influenced by him. If this is a problem, I will leave immediately.