Conservapedia

[Unhealthy2]

even worse, they get even that wrong.

Probably, but this is Schlaffly we're talking about here. He's been inoculated against facts for a long time.

Okay, he pretends to measure the value of college degrees on the monetary prospects. In reality, he's measuring them according to how "evil" they are in his political and religious worldview.

Also, what college allows it's students to major in secularism? I've never heard of this, and I'm guessing it's not even close to correct.

[Dumb Ideologies]

I barely have the words to express my surprise. An information resource explicitly set up with the intention of pushing a particular ideological angle turns out not to concur consistently with reality. Who on Earth would have thought that such a project would run into these problems? Not I.

[Herrebrugh]

I always enjoy reading unbiased and well-written articles.

[Episarta]

On a side note, has anyone else noticed the horrendous amount of conservative adds on NSG? There was just one on the side of the page that said "Discover how Liberalism Destroys Countries". I mean, there are a lot of adds.

[North Calaveras]

I imagine that you've all heard of this site before. I've known of it for quite a while, and goddamn is it stupid. Andy Schlaffly, the founder, apparently thinks that the theory of relativity = moral relativism, and that complex numbers are a liberal plot to do god knows what. This site is the ultimate example of Poe's law in action, as it is often very hard to tell what is genuine, and what is written by the numerous trolls infesting the site.

Here are some real gems:

http://www.conservapedia.com/G%C3%B6del ... s_theorems
http://www.conservapedia.com/Brain
http://www.conservapedia.com/Relativity

They really can't help making absolutely EVERYTHING be about politics and religion. Also, there is apparently no evidence for relativity, and Barrack Obama used the concept of curved space-time as an argument for abortion.

I'm almost speechless.

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

[Fallos Miriai]

On a side note, has anyone else noticed the horrendous amount of conservative adds on NSG? There was just one on the side of the page that said "Discover how Liberalism Destroys Countries". I mean, there are a lot of adds.

Hey, they gotta advertise somewhere. It's no different than straight porn sites advertising on the gay chatrooms I go to.

[Episarta]

On a side note, has anyone else noticed the horrendous amount of conservative adds on NSG? There was just one on the side of the page that said "Discover how Liberalism Destroys Countries". I mean, there are a lot of adds.

Hey, they gotta advertise somewhere. It's no different than straight porn sites advertising on the gay chatrooms I go to.

True, I have noticed a large amount of straight porn advertisements on gay porn networks.

[North Calaveras]

On a side note, has anyone else noticed the horrendous amount of conservative adds on NSG? There was just one on the side of the page that said "Discover how Liberalism Destroys Countries". I mean, there are a lot of adds.

Hey, they gotta advertise somewhere. It's no different than straight porn sites advertising on the gay chatrooms I go to.

I have experience with that as well...

[Soviet Haaregrad]

I imagine that you've all heard of this site before. I've known of it for quite a while, and goddamn is it stupid. Andy Schlaffly, the founder, apparently thinks that the theory of relativity = moral relativism, and that complex numbers are a liberal plot to do god knows what. This site is the ultimate example of Poe's law in action, as it is often very hard to tell what is genuine, and what is written by the numerous trolls infesting the site.

Here are some real gems:

http://www.conservapedia.com/G%C3%B6del ... s_theorems
http://www.conservapedia.com/Brain
http://www.conservapedia.com/Relativity

They really can't help making absolutely EVERYTHING be about politics and religion. Also, there is apparently no evidence for relativity, and Barrack Obama used the concept of curved space-time as an argument for abortion.

I'm almost speechless.

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

And when Conservapedia begins articles with This article has parody and satire as well as factual information. You know that didn't you folks? we can start comparing them.

[Episarta]

I imagine that you've all heard of this site before. I've known of it for quite a while, and goddamn is it stupid. Andy Schlaffly, the founder, apparently thinks that the theory of relativity = moral relativism, and that complex numbers are a liberal plot to do god knows what. This site is the ultimate example of Poe's law in action, as it is often very hard to tell what is genuine, and what is written by the numerous trolls infesting the site.

Here are some real gems:

http://www.conservapedia.com/G%C3%B6del ... s_theorems
http://www.conservapedia.com/Brain
http://www.conservapedia.com/Relativity

They really can't help making absolutely EVERYTHING be about politics and religion. Also, there is apparently no evidence for relativity, and Barrack Obama used the concept of curved space-time as an argument for abortion.

I'm almost speechless.

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

Yes, but I like how you can actually tell Liberapedia is joking sometimes. They don't make themselves out to be self-righteous ass-hats. I believe they actually compare themselves to Uncyclopedia at points.

[Fallos Miriai]

Hey, they gotta advertise somewhere. It's no different than straight porn sites advertising on the gay chatrooms I go to.

True, I have noticed a large amount of straight porn advertisements on gay porn networks.

Hey, they gotta advertise somewhere. It's no different than straight porn sites advertising on the gay chatrooms I go to.

I have experience with that as well...

AHAHAHA good to know I'm not the only gay pervert here.

[Episarta]

True, I have noticed a large amount of straight porn advertisements on gay porn networks.

I have experience with that as well...

AHAHAHA good to know I'm not the only gay pervert here.

There is actually, from what I have seen, a fairly large gay community on here.

Also, on Liberapedias page about Sarah Palin, I enjoy that they say "you may have been looking for satan"

[Icketopia]

To be honest, Wikipedia does have somewhat of a liberal bias. Almost every conservative/patriot group and activist is incorrectly or very vaugely linked to Nazism and white supremacy.

[Fallos Miriai]

AHAHAHA good to know I'm not the only gay pervert here.

There is actually, from what I have seen, a fairly large gay community on here.

Also, on Liberapedias page about Sarah Palin, I enjoy that they say "you may have been looking for satan"

True, one of the many reasons I love NS

And PLEASE. Satan would kick Sarah Palin's ass! (That is hilarious though)

[Icamera]

On a side note, has anyone else noticed the horrendous amount of conservative adds on NSG? There was just one on the side of the page that said "Discover how Liberalism Destroys Countries". I mean, there are a lot of adds.

I've got one right now:

"Then you need The Patriot's Toolbox. The source for tea party activists." (not sure what it's a source of, it never mentioned that)

By the way, has anyone else seen their page on Barack Obama? Take a guess as to what it says about his "early life" (aka "birth").

[Unhealthy2]

To be honest, Wikipedia does have somewhat of a liberal bias. Almost every conservative/patriot group and activist is incorrectly or very vaugely linked to Nazism and white supremacy.

I've never noticed this. At all. Source?

[Episarta]

I prefer Liberapedia, they are atleast honest about there bits of dishonesty.
And the satire is to die for!

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Sarah_Palin
http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Michele_Bachmann
http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Assclown

I love that picture of Michele Bachmann, it perfectly captures her craziness.
Also, I believe Liberapedia was created after Conservapedia to parody it to an extent, if I am not mistaken.

[Unhealthy2]

Take a guess as to what it says about his "early life" (aka "birth").

JAQing off about the circumstances surrounding his birth?

[Our L Lawliet]

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

Did you even read any of the articles?

Harry Potter is a fictional wizard created by J. K. Rowling in her best selling books. Conservative activists have sworn to burn every last Harry Potter book in existence and kill J. K. Rowling because they believe she is the Devil[1], and because she took Dumbledore out of the closet! [2]

Harry Potter is a book written to inspire young GLBT people to be active for their rights. The first Harry Potter book, the Philosopher's Stone, or Sorcerer's Stone as the Conservatives at Scholastic called it for American release, is about a young boy named Harry Potter. Young Harry is oppressed by his Aunt and Uncle, who have kept his wizardly heritage away from him, and forced him to live "in the closet". On his 13th birthday, he is approached by a large hairy man named Hagrid, who reveals his wizardly heritage to him. If you hadn't already guessed, "wizard" is a metaphor for "GLBT". They go to Diagon Alley, or Diagonally, as in not straight, to shop for many objects that would help Harry grow to be a more mature person, such as a "magic wand", phallic symbolism. Harry goes to Hogwarts where he meets many friends. At the end of each book he fights Voldemort, a hateful and powerful dark wizard, who is not unlike Adolf Hitler or Fred Phelps. Among Harry's rivals are Draco Malfoy. Draco Malfoy is in the neoconservative Republican Fraternity "Slytherin", where they secretly plan the invasion of foreign countries, worship owls, and watch pornography.

[Herrebrugh]

Oh! So this was the red scare!

[Fallos Miriai]

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

Did you even read any of the articles?

Harry Potter is a fictional wizard created by J. K. Rowling in her best selling books. Conservative activists have sworn to burn every last Harry Potter book in existence and kill J. K. Rowling because they believe she is the Devil[1], and because she took Dumbledore out of the closet! [2]

Harry Potter is a book written to inspire young GLBT people to be active for their rights. The first Harry Potter book, the Philosopher's Stone, or Sorcerer's Stone as the Conservatives at Scholastic called it for American release, is about a young boy named Harry Potter. Young Harry is oppressed by his Aunt and Uncle, who have kept his wizardly heritage away from him, and forced him to live "in the closet". On his 13th birthday, he is approached by a large hairy man named Hagrid, who reveals his wizardly heritage to him. If you hadn't already guessed, "wizard" is a metaphor for "GLBT". They go to Diagon Alley, or Diagonally, as in not straight, to shop for many objects that would help Harry grow to be a more mature person, such as a "magic wand", phallic symbolism. Harry goes to Hogwarts where he meets many friends. At the end of each book he fights Voldemort, a hateful and powerful dark wizard, who is not unlike Adolf Hitler or Fred Phelps. Among Harry's rivals are Draco Malfoy. Draco Malfoy is in the neoconservative Republican Fraternity "Slytherin", where they secretly plan the invasion of foreign countries, worship owls, and watch pornography.

I love that HP quote.

[Herrebrugh]

http://liberapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Weird how it kind of goes both ways...

Did you even read any of the articles?

Harry Potter is a fictional wizard created by J. K. Rowling in her best selling books. Conservative activists have sworn to burn every last Harry Potter book in existence and kill J. K. Rowling because they believe she is the Devil[1], and because she took Dumbledore out of the closet! [2]

Harry Potter is a book written to inspire young GLBT people to be active for their rights. The first Harry Potter book, the Philosopher's Stone, or Sorcerer's Stone as the Conservatives at Scholastic called it for American release, is about a young boy named Harry Potter. Young Harry is oppressed by his Aunt and Uncle, who have kept his wizardly heritage away from him, and forced him to live "in the closet". On his 13th birthday, he is approached by a large hairy man named Hagrid, who reveals his wizardly heritage to him. If you hadn't already guessed, "wizard" is a metaphor for "GLBT". They go to Diagon Alley, or Diagonally, as in not straight, to shop for many objects that would help Harry grow to be a more mature person, such as a "magic wand", phallic symbolism. Harry goes to Hogwarts where he meets many friends. At the end of each book he fights Voldemort, a hateful and powerful dark wizard, who is not unlike Adolf Hitler or Fred Phelps. Among Harry's rivals are Draco Malfoy. Draco Malfoy is in the neoconservative Republican Fraternity "Slytherin", where they secretly plan the invasion of foreign countries, worship owls, and watch pornography.

Liberapedia is a satire. Conservapedia on the other hand, is not.

[Our L Lawliet]

Liberapedia is a satire. Conservapedia on the other hand, is not.

Good satire, at that. I'm really enjoying this.

[Herrebrugh]

Liberapedia is a satire. Conservapedia on the other hand, is not.

Good satire, at that. I'm really enjoying this.

Yes. I love it

[Herrebrugh]

Oh, and appearantly, Jan Peter Balkenende is still minister-president. Even though Rutte won the elections in 2010. You learn something every day.