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Revision as of 02:57, January 17, 2008
I made some changes which were too hard to succinctly describe in the edit comment. They are as follows:
- There is no reference that supports most comics being liberal, and I would argue that most are neutral. One of my favorite web comics of all, for example is written about the characters in a Dungeons and Dragons game; there is no politics. I can not deny that some are liberal, so I changed the wording accordingly.
- I removed the example of (another excellent comic) of xkcd because it was unnecessary.
- I changed "conservative and neoconservative" to "moderate-conservative" which is a direct quotation from the citation. The author writes for the average audience, not the right wing audience.
- Liberals are not the only ones who claim that content is offensive, so it is neither a typical liberal tactic nor liberal hysteria. Conservatives find sexual content on television offensive, and I don't think you would agree that this is conservative hyseria :)
I was a little more verbose in my reply than I needed to be, considering I made minor edits, but sometimes those fingers just get to movin' on their own :) HelpJazz 21:57, 16 January 2008 (EST)