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Debate:Can conservapedia become the next Wikipedia, is this good or bad (view source)
Revision as of 13:38, August 15, 2010
, 13:38, August 15, 2010Couldn't disagree more with Kupochama
:::You're failing to understand several things here. The first is that we have a history of those people who only want to get involved in the political side of this site; they want nothing to do with creating articles on butterflies or kitty cats or teddy bears or the salinity of the Great Salt Lake. And unless some liberal does a repeat of Obama's inaugural and dumps a load of trash into the Great Salt Lake, most of the content of this site is apolitical. Second, you are representing a website that has in the past tried to destroy this website by any means possible and continues to do so today. That means whatever you and your liberal kind has to say about the freedom of speech is tossed out the window. And it's all because they could not take being kicked off of this site when they tried forcing their beliefs on us and failed. As to the 90/10 rule, again there's too many people who talk and talk and talk, when they refuse to help build.
:::You're failing to understand several things here. The first is that we have a history of those people who only want to get involved in the political side of this site; they want nothing to do with creating articles on butterflies or kitty cats or teddy bears or the salinity of the Great Salt Lake. And unless some liberal does a repeat of Obama's inaugural and dumps a load of trash into the Great Salt Lake, most of the content of this site is apolitical. Second, you are representing a website that has in the past tried to destroy this website by any means possible and continues to do so today. That means whatever you and your liberal kind has to say about the freedom of speech is tossed out the window. And it's all because they could not take being kicked off of this site when they tried forcing their beliefs on us and failed. As to the 90/10 rule, again there's too many people who talk and talk and talk, when they refuse to help build.
:::You are here from RW, Kupochama, again trying to get us to change our ways, when you and your kind should be changing yours. And right now, every attack from you people, every act of vandalism, every piece of hostility, every single lie your kind has uttered in word and deed ''is only proving our point and the reason for this site's existence''. You you go ahead and bring it on. Prove us right every time. Prove to the entire world that a liberal is someone who cannot be trusted. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 15:32, 11 August 2010 (EDT)
:::You are here from RW, Kupochama, again trying to get us to change our ways, when you and your kind should be changing yours. And right now, every attack from you people, every act of vandalism, every piece of hostility, every single lie your kind has uttered in word and deed ''is only proving our point and the reason for this site's existence''. You you go ahead and bring it on. Prove us right every time. Prove to the entire world that a liberal is someone who cannot be trusted. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 15:32, 11 August 2010 (EDT)
::::Every encyclopedia has a bias; the point is to be aware of the bias so that contributions can help the reader find the information they are looking for. Of course, at CP we believe in God; hence, we oppose atheism, the (unfounded and unprovable) assertion that there is no God. We also have standard, "goes without saying" positions on political and scientific issues. Our aim is to be trustworthy rather than "neutral".
::::Jimbo and Larry's Wikipedia (and even Larry's ill-fated Citizendium spin-off) do not succeed in presenting topics without bias, where it counts most: on political and scientific controversies. It is openly anti-creationist; frequently anti-American (and anti-Israel); and toes the liberal line on climate change. Not only does WP marginalize views which depart from its "consensus", it even censors them.
::::To our credit, I think I can say that we at least '''mention''' the views we disagree with, and usually even give the evidence and reasoning that the supporters of those views have advanced. We here, unlike the biased majority at Wikipedia, trust our readers to tell the difference between science and pseudoscience, objective fact and propaganda. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] <sup>[[User talk:Ed Poor|Talk]]</sup> 09:38, 15 August 2010 (EDT)