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Her Wikipedia page certainly doesn’t paint her in a very positive light.

Wikipedia is probably one of the least reliable sources for information there is. Anyone can write anything on a Wikipedia at anytime.

I'm not saying one way or the other about this lady or Plandemic. I have yet to dive into it. Just throwing that out there about Wikipedia.

Wikipedia is probably one of the least reliable sources for information there is. Anyone can write anything on a Wikipedia at anytime.

I'm not saying one way or the other about this lady or Plandemic. I have yet to dive into it. Just throwing that out there about Wikipedia.

Lol. I know.  That was more tongue in cheek than anything because you can tell from her Wiki page that some people who aren’t very fond of her contributed a great deal.

Wikipedia is probably one of the least reliable sources for information there is. Anyone can write anything on a Wikipedia at anytime.

I'm not saying one way or the other about this lady or Plandemic. I have yet to dive into it. Just throwing that out there about Wikipedia.

Yes, but any actively-maintained article will quickly be corrected by someone who is watching the page. 

You can also look at revision histories, so you can see exactly who changed something, when, if it was changed back, if there's an "edit war" between people on the page, etc...

It's not infallible, but for *most* topics, it's actually quite good... Which brings me to...

Wiki is far more accurate than I would have thought possible if it covers an area that isn't contentious.

Exactly. If you're looking at relatively dry and non-controversial topics, Wiki is pretty good. 

If it's anything related to politics, or to something controversial (like climate change), all bets are off.

Yeah, great word, nothing to do with fences really.

It is from the French, of course.

The French stole it from the Romans.  The ancient ones.

There's a YouTuber called LangFocus who--surprise!--looks at different languages.  He's Canadian, so it's not surprising that he's looked at various aspects of English.  One of the videos deals with whether English is truly a Germanic language or not.
There's a lot of evidence to cite if your answer is that it is not, but maybe not enough evidence.
A lot of the "Germanic" words are not from the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes who invaded Britain in the (IIRC) 5th century, but rather from later waves of Norse and Danes who invaded and semi-settled large parts of eastern and southeastern England.
And then the Normans who brought their language into England starting in 1066 weren't exactly speaking French either.  But, of course, there has been later borrowings of more modern French words.

what pisses me off about this Plandemic thing is YouTube keeps taking it down. Google, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc., etc., have protection from Section 230. They are literally f$$$king immune from liability. STOP censoring shit just because you don't like what people are saying. Makes no sense to me.

As long as no laws are being broken (see Backpage and it's sex-trafficking ring) - these Big Tech firms should stop censoring shit just because they don't like what someone says. Drives me crazy.

Did you completely miss the heads of these sites being grilled by congress a few years back?  They're going to avoid that ever happening again by any means necessary.

Did you completely miss the heads of these sites being grilled by congress a few years back?  They're going to avoid that ever happening again by any means necessary.

And what happened to them? Nothing. It was a complete dog and pony show. And you know why nothing happened to them: they are shielded by federal law. And those laws aren't changing. Why aren't they changing? Because the big tech firms donate a shit ton of cash to the politicians who write the laws. For instance- Facebook is one of Nancy Pelosi's three biggest donors.

These big tech companies have monopolies that violate US anti-trust laws and they haven't come close to smelling a whiff of being broken up. These companies continually merge and buy-up other companies and these m&a's violate anti-trust laws. Yet they are almost always approved by the FTC and the federal government does absolutely nothing to stop them up.

This is just showing you big tech is in bed with the government. If they weren't, they wouldn't be doing censorship for the government. Facebook, Google (which owns YouTube) have contracts with the federal government. This is nothing but them looking out for their business partners. And it's filthy rotten to the core.