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Politically biased and unsourced editing
One example: Special:Diff/1159634326/1170386961 .. no source says this group is funded by the Koch Brothers. Even if true, taken out of context is presents a misleading picture by cherry picking a single funding source to scare people with. Your other edits are generally unreliable, unsourced, opinionated, often factually wrong, politically biased, and overall don't last very long before people simply remove them. You need to learn how to cite sources and write in an objective manner that benefits all people, no only your own personal politics. -- Green  C  18:54, 30 December 2023 (UTC)

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