Talk:Fredrik Malm
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Ring Wing Bias... edit
This article reads:
Malm is known as a champion of freedom, democracy and human rights worldwide, especially his support for an independent Kurdistan and for the democracy movements in totalitarian states such as Cuba.
This is heavily biased in my opinion. "is known as a champion of freedom [...]" seems quite WP:POV, as it portrays that everyone agrees with this POV, which is not true.
The section also portrays Cuba as a "totalitarian state", making the article quite anti-communistic.
I propose a rewrite to:
Malm is known among his proponents as a champion of freedom, democracy and human rights worldwide, especially his support for an independent Kurdistan and for the democracy movements in states such as Cuba which he claims are totalitarian.
This version portrays his and his proponents views w/o a judgement.
I'll edit it now, revert it if you disagree... and we'll have a discussion.
Centril (talk) 00:37, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
Left wing bias edit
To state that the fact that Cuba is a totalitarian state is just an opinion is ridiculous and has no place on wikipedia. Even the Cuba entry on wikipedia states that Cuba is in fact an authoritarian state. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.248.111.168 (talk) 20:15, 6 February 2012 (UTC)