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It is simply not. Wikipedia is a place of clear misinformation, yet, they wear "the neutrality jacket" to deceive the public even more.
The place is full is misinformation and non-neutral positions and sources, for example in regards to certain ideologies, political parties, etc who are against certain movements like feminism or LGBTQ they get to say sometimes if what those anti feminist groups do is good or wrong.
Same with democracy, their starting point is that democracy is great, human rights are objective somehow, and viceversa, it is definetly not a good source of information. Just get deep on any particular subject and you will realize that.
The real questions one should ask are, who is Wikipedia supporting? What is the political objective of Wikipedia? What is their ideology? What is their philosophical stance? If these questions get answered the path will be much clear.
Leaning towards a side is not bad, every human being is subjective and leans towards a side, even the referee. What is a completely different story is when they do such while at the same time they wear the "Neutrality uniform", and Wikipedia not only wears it but they show it off.
The place is full is misinformation and non-neutral positions and sources, for example in regards to certain ideologies, political parties, etc who are against certain movements like feminism or LGBTQ they get to say sometimes if what those anti feminist groups do is good or wrong.
Same with democracy, their starting point is that democracy is great, human rights are objective somehow, and viceversa, it is definetly not a good source of information. Just get deep on any particular subject and you will realize that.
The real questions one should ask are, who is Wikipedia supporting? What is the political objective of Wikipedia? What is their ideology? What is their philosophical stance? If these questions get answered the path will be much clear.
Leaning towards a side is not bad, every human being is subjective and leans towards a side, even the referee. What is a completely different story is when they do such while at the same time they wear the "Neutrality uniform", and Wikipedia not only wears it but they show it off.