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The two things just seem to undermine each other, but that aside, I hope the other sources will do, whatever your criteria is for a good source.
You were being critiqued for use of Wikipedia, you defended Wikipedia as being neutral, I pointed out how it wasn't. That is the crux of the discussion you and I have been having. I am not embroiled in a larger one about the DPRK or whatever. Wikipedia sucks as a source and now you know, hopefully that'll keep you from using dogshit source material some other time
You say that like I didnโt use other places as sources as well.