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Blaxthos

So you think he is biased? You wouldn't be the only one. Just look at the back and forth he and I have had. He pushed his POV on the Politics of Bill O'Reilly page and then had the audacity to warn me over reversing his POV pushing. Arnabdas (talk) 17:33, 13 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

No, I think I understand what you are referring to. Many of his critics try to discredit O'Reilly all the time and that increases his ratings whenever they try because he fights back and fights back hard, usually embarassing them in the process. I'll keep an eye out if he said something like that. I do know that he has said he goes after the far-left more than the far-right because he feels that the far-left is more of a danger to the country at this juncture in history and also because the establishment media won't address the far-left's outrageous behavior.

However, I still feel there should be mention of criticism of O'Reilly because it is definitely notable. A lot of people hate him. Most of it is baseless, immature nonsense IMO, but people are free to give legitimate criticism and wiki readers can decide for themselves. We should just have honest information here. I wish Blaxthos would be more like that. Arnabdas (talk) 17:25, 17 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

More on Blaxthos and Wik in General

I first became acquainted with Wikipedia several years ago when I stumbled upon the Bill O'Reilly article. I was instantly OUTRAGED at how perniciously biased, slanted and outright poisonous Wikipedia's version of reality was. My involvement led me to a long journey into the dark underbelly of this LEFT WING CONTROLLED supposedly NPOV organization.

Having said that, I'm shocked at how much fairer the O'Reilly article is than the one I almost gagged on that fateful day.

However, I still get totally creeped out when I read the utter bullshit spewed by user Blaxthos.

He posts nonsense like: "considering your very first edit was blatant vandalistic POV-pushing, and your subsequent edits have almost all attempted to push a conservative agenda, I'm having trouble continuing to assume good faith that your intentions are to improve Wikipedia." or "your personal opinions are trumped by our policies and the consensus of other editors does nothing to advance your standing or validate your point."

Let me tell you what's REALLY going on.

A liberal cabal (or what Blaxthos calls 'other editors') HAS ABSOLUTE control over the content in Wikipedia.

What typically happens is a conservative will read an article, become JUSTIFIABLY outraged and change it to reflect less bias.

That's when the liberal cabal comes in and games the system.

It is transparently obvious and predictable.

First they accuse YOU of pushing a pov. That's hilarious. Then of course you're not assuming good faith. It's always thrown in there for good measure. If you still won't back down, they'll privately email each other and take turns reverting your legit edits and, if you counter edit, write you up for violating the 3r's rule.

All the while they are shamelessly accusing the conservative of pushing a political agenda or vandalizing an article. Then the threats begin. First they try to scare you by proposing they will file a WP:RFC and then it ramp up from there depending on how compliant you become.

It has happened to me and COUNTLESS OTHER CONSERVATIVE editors. Most just give up. Many are tried by wikidpedia in their trumped up DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS Kangaroo court where a conservative has as much a chance of a fair shot as a black man accused of molesting a white woman in alababma in 1922 does. lol!

Blaxthos is just following in the long Wikipedia tradition of SHUTTING DOWN dissent from their liberal ideology by GAMING the system. That's how they roll here.

Too bad everybody can see it for what it is, huh?

It's actually an interesting microcosm for how liberals wield their influence. They can't control the truth, (and wouldn't recognize truth if it french kissed them with a pierced tongue) but they sure as heck try to re-frame it. BTW, this is the EXACT way that 95% of newspapers and TV networks (Fox obviously excluded) 'manage' their news departments as well. The most hellish place I can remember visiting was the Editorial Staff room at The Michigan Daily. (lol) At least with Wikipedia you get to see what's under the rock. During this CHRISTmas season, we can be at least a little bit grateful for that.

At least for now...

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More words of caution

As previously noted, if you continue to push an agenda (either with this account or anonymously) you will most certainly have your editing privileges revoked. Please stop now. /Blaxthos ( t / c ) 20:31, 20 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]