She cannot believe that an innovator in mass murder would have tried to protect the Jews and other supposed subhumans his troops rounded up. She checks the footnotes. The claim is attributed to War of Extermination, a compendium of academic essays originally published in 1995. Coffman knows the book is legit, because she happens to have a copy on loan from the library. When she goes to the cited page, she finds a paragraph that appears to confirm all the Wikipedia article’s wild claims. But then she reads the first sentence of the next paragraph: "This is, of course, nonsense."

lmao

McCarthyists famous for stopping you from glorifying fascists.

At this point I truly believe alot of wikipedia editors are 3 letter agency department employees

Now that's posting as praxis

Reading about this person has put a shine on my whole day.

Great article, real bloomer stuff, thanks for posting

Thank you for sharing this is a great find! I used to browse wikipedia heavily and trusted it a lot more than I should have but when that trust broke I started to really notice how biased so many pages are.

Fuck a Nazi