User talk:Neptuunium

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Your edits to Far-right politics
Hi there.

Please let me explain why I reverted your change in a bit more detail as it is not easy to get a full explanation into an edit summary.

The picture shows a torchlit march, which is a stylistic tick of the far right (including but not exclusively including neo-Nazis).

The caption is: "Far-right nationalists on a rally in Tallinn, Estonia in 2015'."

The two claims being made of the party/march are "far-right" and "nationalist". The party marching is clearly identified by the logos on the banners as the Conservative People's Party of Estonia. It is reasonable to ask if these descriptions are correct.

The article Conservative People's Party of Estonia says: It has also been labelled "far-right" by Kari Käsper, the Executive Director of Estonian Human Rights Centre,[26] and in foreign media by BBC News[27] and the Christian Science Monitor.[28] According to Fox News Channel, EKRE is a far-right party, "considered by some to have Fascist-Neo-Nazi sympathies similar to many other flourishing nationalist parties in the Baltics and Eastern Europe".[29] The Simon Wiesenthal Center has called EKRE youth organization's annual torchlight procession an "extreme right march".[30]

That clearly supports the caption used. So long as the article is correct the image and the caption is justified.

So now I am asking ask you to please stop removing the image unless you can get a consensus to do so on either article's talk page.

I hope this is clear now. --DanielRigal (talk) 13:24, 6 September 2015 (UTC)

Free party
The bias is in your thinking. Populism isn't bad or negative trait. Free Party is, by nature, a populist party. Having populism among the ideologies isn't biased any way. In fact most of the mainstream parties are populist. Having the most populist election promises by independent researchers of praxis is quite enough to have the populism among the ideologies. Freedom Party of Austria, Vlaams Blok, Progress Party (Denmark) etc have populism in the ideologies. By the way it is not nice to attack someone in the Edit summary. Behave yourself, and reverse your edit. Klõps (talk) 17:35, 1 September 2017 (UTC)

By Klõps' logic... you say. Avoid indirect criticism, No personal attacks. Klõps (talk) 17:42, 1 September 2017 (UTC)

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Get over it?
if that's not a personal attack, it's pretty close. See WP:NPA. Remember to discuss the content, not the contributors. And again, WP:CONSENSUS isn't two editors agreeing on something. Walter Görlitz (talk) 15:44, 8 March 2018 (UTC)

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