User talk:Krakaet

Media bias
"Corporations are people, my friend," is a quote by the conservative candidate, not the liberal candidate. And it was the conservatives on the Supreme Court, not the liberals, who in a five to four decission ruled that "freedom of speech" applied to corporate campaign contributions. I'm sure that there are a few cases where corporate bias has resulted in liberal news coverage, but I can't think of any. Rick Norwood (talk) 16:53, 22 September 2012 (UTC)

Don't you think it's a little unfair to say that because conservative JUSTICES happened to favor the citizens united ruling, that this somehow translates into conservative media bias? Please, sir, don't confuse the two. The article we are debating specifically refers to bias in the MEDIA.--Krakaet (talk) 19:17, 22 September 2012 (UTC)

April 2019
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July 2020
There are grave inaccuracies and outright bias demonstrated in presentation of information on the Three Percenters wikipedia page. It is clear that this page confuses and integrates information from two distinct groups with similar names. However those groups are not the same, as one is a militia and one is not. The current logo, leader, stated purpose and founder are also attributed to the Militia group while the website is that of a second, non-militia, volunteer organization named The Three Percenters Originals. This is easily demonstrated by clicking on the www.threepercenters.org website link. The Militia's website is currently being supported by this URL: http://www.iiisecurityforce.com. Why this was not better researched by MartinezMD is unclear at this time. The Three Percenters Originals website link is to that of the volunteer organization, which is misleading.

The history commentary and edits are continuously revised back to references about the Militia while confusing that information with the Originals organization. Wikipedia must allow appropriate editing so that the accuracy and truthfulness of the information on the page reflects that of the currents facts. Right now it appears that is not the case, and that attaining this goal has been consistently redirected. DuchessThree (talk) 04:50, 2 July 2020 (UTC)
 * Well, DuchessThree I can't say that i disagree with you there. That is where my confusion comes in as well with this idea of it as a militia group, which certainly was news to me!Krakaet (talk) 18:01, 2 July 2020 (UTC)

I completely understand your predicament. How can I help to clarify this page? I am currently doing research and creating accurate and informative content regarding the Three Percenters Originals organization, and I am also happy to assist in your efforts to maintain more truthful information about the organization on wikipedia. DuchessThree (talk) 19:48, 2 July 2020 (UTC)