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| + | Hello, JacobB, my name is WilsonB. And while we're both COMMITTED Catholics, I'm sorry to tell you that I have a beef with you over some actions you took over my work. | ||
| + | A few minutes ago, you blocked my editing of this encyclopedia's page of the movie adaptation of Mulan. You blocked out my attempt to show that while it may be feministic and occultic, it may also be conservative, too. Now, I will, from now on, no longer allow anything from my blog to appear on any page or my opinion for that matter. But I am upset for a few reasons. | ||
| + | I find the fact that no suggestion of conservative messages in the movie in question, yet suggestion that it's occultic, on the page in question is completely disturbing for several reasons. In my opinion, it is downright repulsive to offer evidence to suggest that "Mulan" is occultic without any evidence at all. By that I mean that there are no sources to back it up! Where are the references? If this is fact, and not opinion, that "Mulan" is occultic, don't we need to go out to a database of some kind and cite sources? Isn't that how all encyclopedia pages are done online? Yes, the idea that the film in question is occultic can still stand, but only if sources are cited next time around. | ||
| + | I mean, I have been a good conservative all my life, and "Mulan", in fact, was my introduction to conservative thought. In this case, it introduced me to the fact that, despite the leftist delusion of "War Is Not The Answer", we really do need the "Mulans" of our time. That is, we need men and women who are willing to go out and serve their country and die if necessary. "Mulan", if properly viewed, can be an excellent way of teaching that to children. So forget the occult and feminism. (We, of course, have our own "feminists", even thought they're not really that, such as Sarah Palin.) Therefore, I just find it troubling that personal opinion would be put on in onw scenario and ignored in another. I mean, just imagine what would happen if someone on Wikipedia called "Mulan" occultic to produce another side. Jimbo's in-box would start lighting up like a Christmas Tree-oh, wait, maybe I shouldn't say that; it might offend someone. | ||
| + | Remember, I am not mad at you for ruining my work. I'm just livid about this. If I could bring you to my house one day, get the film on DVD, and bring you to watch it with me, I would. But since I don't have a DVD copy, and since I'm probably not going to give complete strangers my home address to bring them here, all I'll just do is tell you of what needs to be done for this encyclopedia to be both conservative AND based in a non-partisan format. Again, "Mulan" is not occultic, in my opinion, but you're free to decide. | ||
| + | Sincerely, | ||
| + | [[User: WilsonB]] | ||
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Hello, JacobB, my name is WilsonB. And while we're both COMMITTED Catholics, I'm sorry to tell you that I have a beef with you over some actions you took over my work.
A few minutes ago, you blocked my editing of this encyclopedia's page of the movie adaptation of Mulan. You blocked out my attempt to show that while it may be feministic and occultic, it may also be conservative, too. Now, I will, from now on, no longer allow anything from my blog to appear on any page or my opinion for that matter. But I am upset for a few reasons. I find the fact that no suggestion of conservative messages in the movie in question, yet suggestion that it's occultic, on the page in question is completely disturbing for several reasons. In my opinion, it is downright repulsive to offer evidence to suggest that "Mulan" is occultic without any evidence at all. By that I mean that there are no sources to back it up! Where are the references? If this is fact, and not opinion, that "Mulan" is occultic, don't we need to go out to a database of some kind and cite sources? Isn't that how all encyclopedia pages are done online? Yes, the idea that the film in question is occultic can still stand, but only if sources are cited next time around. I mean, I have been a good conservative all my life, and "Mulan", in fact, was my introduction to conservative thought. In this case, it introduced me to the fact that, despite the leftist delusion of "War Is Not The Answer", we really do need the "Mulans" of our time. That is, we need men and women who are willing to go out and serve their country and die if necessary. "Mulan", if properly viewed, can be an excellent way of teaching that to children. So forget the occult and feminism. (We, of course, have our own "feminists", even thought they're not really that, such as Sarah Palin.) Therefore, I just find it troubling that personal opinion would be put on in onw scenario and ignored in another. I mean, just imagine what would happen if someone on Wikipedia called "Mulan" occultic to produce another side. Jimbo's in-box would start lighting up like a Christmas Tree-oh, wait, maybe I shouldn't say that; it might offend someone. Remember, I am not mad at you for ruining my work. I'm just livid about this. If I could bring you to my house one day, get the film on DVD, and bring you to watch it with me, I would. But since I don't have a DVD copy, and since I'm probably not going to give complete strangers my home address to bring them here, all I'll just do is tell you of what needs to be done for this encyclopedia to be both conservative AND based in a non-partisan format. Again, "Mulan" is not occultic, in my opinion, but you're free to decide.
Sincerely, User: WilsonB