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  • DarkThoughts@fedia.io
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    2 hours ago

    When the politician is part of the government, it is the government’s responsibility.

    No, it is not. Unless the candidate brought forth a resolution to officially change the article by the government itself. Editing Wikipedia articles is not illegal so I’m not sure what you expect the government to do here. Making it illegal is certainly the move of a dictatorship though.

    Saying it’s it’s moronic doesn’t make your argument smarter.

    Thanks for further proving my point.