User talk:Kazu

Editing

Please do not remove otherwise valid content, simply because you disagree with its being there. If you think information isn't valid, or should be removed, ask on that article's talk page, especially with you being a new editor, and from liberal Canada....we do not allow editors to change our valid content, such as you did, to obfuscate liberal deceit. --₮K_/Admin^/Talk 07:21, 12 May 2009 (EDT)

Hi TK, it has nothing to do with simply disagreeing. The parts I removed were either irrelevant to conservative values (such as conservatives being resistant to deceit -- that might very well be a valid conservative trait, but not a value) or had no form of substantive evidence to validly make the claim (e.g. defending against obesity; the only example given is Mike Huckabee, though Rush Limbaugh is an example in contrast). Points that are generally understood to be conservative values and claims that had references and sources providing credibility (such as mental health and happiness) were kept and, if anything, improved upon to help on a factual scale. I did this because Conservapedia Commandment number 1 states thus: "Everything you post must be true and verifiable." One thing I did not expect, however, was for an administrator to discredit me on the basis that I live in Canada -- which, by the way, is currently run by the Conservative Party of Canada. -- Kazu 19:35, 12 May 2009 (EDT)

Obviously you are in violation of CP Commandment 1, Kazu. Your liberal indoctrination evidently cannot allow you to discern what is obviously true, and you seem incompatible with Conservative thought, which is unfortunate. Godspeed. --₮K_/Admin^/Talk 00:05, 13 May 2009 (EDT)