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For example- In your rules you state you are neutral in facts, for example you will call a terrorist group a terrorist group, yet a terrorist group is a point of view, not a fact. In your definition you state it as the use of violence or intimidation to pursue political objectives. In that case, any army in the World is a terrorist organisation.
 
For example- In your rules you state you are neutral in facts, for example you will call a terrorist group a terrorist group, yet a terrorist group is a point of view, not a fact. In your definition you state it as the use of violence or intimidation to pursue political objectives. In that case, any army in the World is a terrorist organisation.
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: Perhaps our definition should be improved.  But we're going to use political correct terminology to epitomize terrorism.  Call it what it really is.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 17:23, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
    
Point 2- Your articles are many times more biased than wikipedia. One of my edits was removed within minutes for being "liberal censorship of conservative facts", that is stating science. A large collection of users with more liberal, international views may become biased, but a small group who make a single demographic faction with pre-set ideas and relying on the consensus of a few individuals really does fulfil the meaning of the word "Wikiality" (see wikipedia on the subject). The internet is not the American Wide web.  
 
Point 2- Your articles are many times more biased than wikipedia. One of my edits was removed within minutes for being "liberal censorship of conservative facts", that is stating science. A large collection of users with more liberal, international views may become biased, but a small group who make a single demographic faction with pre-set ideas and relying on the consensus of a few individuals really does fulfil the meaning of the word "Wikiality" (see wikipedia on the subject). The internet is not the American Wide web.  
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: Not sure what your point is here.  No one seriously disputes that Wikipedia is more liberal than the American public.  Jimmy Wales has even admitted this, though of course he won't say how much more liberal.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 17:23, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
    
Point 3- Many of your articles lack reliable sources or do not mention facts. For example, in Evolution it states that there are no transitional fossils. Perhaps you have not heard of "Archaeopteryx" or "Cynodont". One article linked to a site which didn't exist, while another cited Conservapedia! Wikipedia may have its flaws but their rule clearly disallows that from happening!
 
Point 3- Many of your articles lack reliable sources or do not mention facts. For example, in Evolution it states that there are no transitional fossils. Perhaps you have not heard of "Archaeopteryx" or "Cynodont". One article linked to a site which didn't exist, while another cited Conservapedia! Wikipedia may have its flaws but their rule clearly disallows that from happening!
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: I have heard of Archaeopteryx and I believe my comments about it were edited out.  What Wikipedia rule are you citing?  Regardless, stay tuned and watch Conservapedia grow.
    
Oh, and finally, I do not see how WW2 is connected to the conversation, nor why it was commented as being a particularly relevant point when it was the most irrelevant point on the page, especially as the Battle of Britain was over. I fully appreciate the sacrifice of our American friends in their fight against fascism and for the freedom of Europe, but "come to our aid when things were looking bleak". Perhaps you should touch up on your history.  
 
Oh, and finally, I do not see how WW2 is connected to the conversation, nor why it was commented as being a particularly relevant point when it was the most irrelevant point on the page, especially as the Battle of Britain was over. I fully appreciate the sacrifice of our American friends in their fight against fascism and for the freedom of Europe, but "come to our aid when things were looking bleak". Perhaps you should touch up on your history.  
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: Thank you, but I've studied this period of history thoroughly.  Let's not understate what America did for Britain in WWII, OK?--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 17:23, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
    
I remind you that I'm not anti-American or anti-Christian, but I see your response and most of your site to be fundamentally lacking of any substance whatsoever, incredibly biased and hypocritical, extremely prejudice against Liberals and full of blackwhite remarks (see "Newspeak" from 1984). I agree with my fellow countryman's remarks, and if anything, you could argue that I'm anti-you. I hope we can both see your site succeed (the Internet has very few generally new things nowadays) and my constructive criticism has been helpful. If you have read this far, my congratulations at reading to the end rather than deleting this “liberal propaganda”  
 
I remind you that I'm not anti-American or anti-Christian, but I see your response and most of your site to be fundamentally lacking of any substance whatsoever, incredibly biased and hypocritical, extremely prejudice against Liberals and full of blackwhite remarks (see "Newspeak" from 1984). I agree with my fellow countryman's remarks, and if anything, you could argue that I'm anti-you. I hope we can both see your site succeed (the Internet has very few generally new things nowadays) and my constructive criticism has been helpful. If you have read this far, my congratulations at reading to the end rather than deleting this “liberal propaganda”  
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: You are obviously liberal in your perspective.  I don't expect all liberals to like this site.  But more open-minded ones will.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 17:23, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
    
Signing out for undoubtedly the last time, your atheist friend, --[[User:Ben|Ben]] 16:19, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
 
Signing out for undoubtedly the last time, your atheist friend, --[[User:Ben|Ben]] 16:19, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
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4). Of or pertaining to representational forms of government rather than aristocracies and monarchies.   
 
4). Of or pertaining to representational forms of government rather than aristocracies and monarchies.   
 
“Naturally these are all bad things, although… “
 
“Naturally these are all bad things, although… “
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: Those are lovely euphemisms that have virtually no basis in political reality.  We define [[liberal]] as it really is.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 17:23, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
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