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Okay, what is this? What kind of crap is this article? You paid attention to farmers' counter-protests and the crappy Bashkortostan, and you deliberately skip to open the article "Farmers' protests in Germany". I will deliberately not make any articles because I know that the extreme liberals here on Wikipedia will agree with each other to delete all my efforts that I would pack for days and nights. Where are the election protests in Serbia? When was the last time there were large protests? December 25th? Chaos in Germany, chaos in France, chaos in Poland, chaos in Romania and who knows where else while you are doing your stupid things. One day the extreme liberals come out and an article is opened immediately, and my article "Protests against the Green Agenda" was removed even though now the eruption of discontent has just escalated. I want to leave Wikipedia. You are also deleting the drafts related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, among which is "Draft:Battle of Krasnohorivka". You are so intolerable that my every presence here harms my health. This garbage of an article needs to be deleted urgently and this time I will suggest that it be deleted urgently because the neutral point of view is cruelly violated. This is so creepy what Wikipedia has turned into in recent years it literally makes me sick. — Baba Mica (talk) 20:14, 22 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Baba Mica Supposed hypocrisy of the wider Wikipedian community is not a justification for a possible deletion of this article. If you have concerns about the status of the Russian invasion of Ukraine article and other articles, I suggest you discuss them on their Talk Pages rather than talk about them here. Wider declarations of your personal qualms with Wikipedia (along with your rather emotionally charged ranting) are better suited for personal essays rather than the Talk Pages of singular articles such as this one.
As for your concerns about the political neutrality of this article, I suggest you specify certain examples of bias you found in the article so that fellow editors may check for themselves. Additionally, ranting about "the extreme liberals" will most likely bring you accusations of violating Wikipedia's rules about civility and will be unlikely to support your case.
You are insolent and rude. Then apply the Wikipedia name to Liberalopedia. You are making nonsense of the articles here, while skipping over the rebellion against the Green Agenda, the much larger farmers' protests in Germany and across Europe. Deal with Bashkorstan and two days of neoliberal protests (actually a protest of the government against the opposition), etc. Here everything became senseless and upside down. — Baba Mica (talk) 11:34, 24 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Baba Mica As previously stated in my last reply, if you have questions, comments, or concerns about other Wikipedia articles, please visit the talk pages of those articles. I'm sure the articles for Bashkortostan, the German Climate Action Plan 2050, and other articles all have talk pages where you can discuss the subjects at length. However, you have not specified your reasoning behind how those subjects are directly connected with the German anti-AfD protests covered by this article, and as such your mentioning of those subjects in this talk page does not make sense within this context. You also have not yet given concrete examples of political bias within this article specifically, and as such your concerns, if justifiable, can not be addressed.
Furthermore, I ask you to please not target me or other Wikipedia editors and users with aggressive words such as "insolent," "nonsense," and "senseless." Such behavior is likely a violation of WP:WQ and will not lead to a result that is favorable to you. Royz-vi Tsibele (talk) 18:47, 24 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Because at the same time and in parallel there are much more massive anti-government protests going on in Germany, and you caught the anti-opposition protest that lasted for two days and maybe some new gathering will happen at the weekend. The fact that you are "insolent" and "cheeky" is normally clear to everyone when you told me to go to the "Conservapedia" website from Wikipedia. What you have done is blatant discrimination and blatant insolence and rudeness and I could sue you for it. I am also impudent and angry, and I can be very unpleasant when I see injustice, but I admit all that. I am ready to bear the consequences, but not alone, you and I will bear them together. For the rest of the conversation, it was fine, but your reaction to me going to the "Conservapedia" site is complete insolence and pure rudeness with elements of discrimination. The farmers' protests are not led by the AFD, so that you can impute something like that to me, but by left-wing movements and trade unions. The fact that the AFD sneaked in to put itself at the head is similar to the protests in Serbia from May to November last year when the liberal opposition was quick to take over the protests caused by people's anger over the massacre at the Belgrade elementary school "Vladimir Ribnikar" and call them "Serbia against violence" and to collect political points through the corpses of children in such a disgusting way that they somehow succeeded. The Left Jean-Luc Mélenchon and the right-wing National Front Marine Le Pen did the same during protests against the pension reform in France. The AFD is doing the same thing now, but when the authorities saw that the AFD even dared to do something like that, they organized these counter-protests that you write about here. It annoys me why they didn't remember earlier that AFD is strengthening, because it hasn't happened since yesterday, nor since the farmers first took to the streets on December 18 last year, nor since the beginning of mass protests on January 8 this year. It's been going on for months. I will no longer deal with this garbage of an article, but I will accept the offer of a colleague to help in the formation of an article that is much more important and covers the whole of Europe. I wish you good fun in the continuation of this biased article. However, Wikipedia is also a kind of entertainment for slightly more intelligent people (which I consider you to be, regardless of the fact that we may not agree ideologically) and savants of different political affiliations. — Baba Mica (talk) 10:15, 25 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
