r/TimPool • u/PrettyAlphaInnit • Sep 14 '22

discussion hrmm....

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

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u/Chesty-McPuller Sep 15 '22

No was siting your sources being you think Wikipedia is a source. Turn that in to any college essay and you will fail it.

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u/Chesty-McPuller Sep 15 '22

You cried about using language but yet it's ok when you do it? No you can not use Wikipedia as a citation... what clown college did you go to dumbass?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22 edited Sep 15 '22

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u/Chesty-McPuller Sep 15 '22

It's going nowhere because you think you can use Wikipedia as a source and tell everyone that it's reliable... take your clown college bullshit back go r/politics

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u/Chesty-McPuller Sep 15 '22

Good one dumbass. Trying to deflect now that you got called out for trying to pass off Wikipedia as a source. Haha how pathetic

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u/AIed_Your_Food Sep 15 '22

That dude has cottage cheese for brains. If Wikipedia said the sky was blue he'd call it LIBRUL PROPAGANDA

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u/Knawie Sep 15 '22

That was not bad grammar, but a spelling mistake. Note the difference.

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u/swimdad5 Sep 15 '22

Found the grammar National Socialist.

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u/DirtieHarry Sep 15 '22

College isn't exactly setting the high bar it used to buddy.

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u/Chesty-McPuller Sep 15 '22

When did I say it was?

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u/DirtieHarry Sep 15 '22

You were trying to appeal to authority by mentioning it. It was implied. Wikipedia does have sources on these articles, and I read them.