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Talk:Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (view source)
Revision as of 17:32, April 21, 2008
, 17:32, April 21, 2008→Wikipedia chimes in
: The entry was locked only for a very brief time and only due to vandalism. This is in contrast with Wikipedia, which locked its entry for an indefinite, continuing period for the purpose of ideological censorship.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 10:37, 21 April 2008 (EDT)
: The entry was locked only for a very brief time and only due to vandalism. This is in contrast with Wikipedia, which locked its entry for an indefinite, continuing period for the purpose of ideological censorship.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 10:37, 21 April 2008 (EDT)
::Andy, this is one of the more dishonest things you've ever said on this site, and given [[Professor values|some of the things you say]], that's... well.
::Anyways, Wikipedia semiprotected the article. That means it's locked either to brand-new users (so wait a day and edit!) or unregistered users. It should be noted that Conservapedia doesn't even ''allow'' unregistered users to edit...ever... and the other form of semiprotection allows "regular people" to edit, if these "regular people" wait 24 hours. Seems doable, no?
::Now, by setting up a contrast between you and Wikipedia on this point, you seem to suggest that Conservapedia [[Homosexuality|never]] [[Evolution|locks]] [[Atheism|articles]], [[Intelligent design|ever]]. Not only does Conservapedia have a large number of permanently locked articles, but more, you've been known to blacklist.... certain.... URLs that are critical of you, and block users for disagreeing with your ideology, or edit their user pages to expunge said criticism.
::If you're really going to try to argue that you're open to criticism, and tolerant of dissent, and opposed to censorship merely because of disagreement... well... the record is 100% against you.
::All of this begs the question that Ben Stein asks - all people who criticize you on the site ask is that they be given a fair chance for their ideas to be heard, researched, debated, and maybe won. What the deuce are you so afraid of? Do you somehow know that they'll... win?-[[User:Stacw|Stacw]] 13:32, 21 April 2008 (EDT)