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uhh...[edit]

I just made a revision and then unrevisoned it... not because it was wrong, but because much of this entire article is suspect. The grammar is a mess in quite a few places. It really makes one wonder just how much of any of this is factual. It's one thing to play around colloquially (like I did just before) in a more casual, non-professional format, but it's another when the mistakes speaks of someone pushing an agenda or one trying to convey a thought in what is not their main language. For an added layer of fun, those two things may not be mutually exclusive for a topic as politically charged as this.

Soo, what's up? What's going on here? Is there an authority purveying this section that could help settle the discrepancies? ! Actually, just now, my peripheral also caught a glimpse of "This article contains a translation of 新左翼 (日本) from ja.wikipedia." I don't feel great editing the grammar of a translation when the translated material seems so charged. It's hard to grasp where one should apply neutral language if the they possess no understanding of the material present. I feel like there should be a button to summon a translator to better settle this. 100.35.133.16 (talk) 09:09, 5 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]