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WikiPedia:Neutral Point of View
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You seem to be painting with a very broad brush there. I've never considered Wikipedia to be free of these problems, I doubt there is any reference work that is completely objectively true.
But it tries to be better one edit at a time.
I'm generalising. You may not be guilty of this, but your average western liberal is. See, for example, other comments in this thread.
You're attaching a spiritual quality to an inanimate thing. Wikipedia doesn't "try" to be anything.
In fact, it often gets worse one edit at a time
fine, replace "it" with "the community" if the impersonal subject confuses you.
Go fuck yourself
Well the community sure as hell doesn't try to be better; if anything they work hard to entrench these problems as hard as possible.