== Attributing in-text == 

  What Contaldo's saying is pretty simple. You can't just attribute in-text to authors that you disagree with or that you want to undermine, as though it's just their personal opinion instead of a reliable source. If you are emphatic about attributing in-text, I recommend that you demonstrate good faith by going through the article and also attributing the statements you're not trying to register your disagreement with. I see plenty of statements in the History section, for one instance, that aren't attributed, and the ones that are are attributed simply because they're primary sources (which we really shouldn't be relying on anyway). –  ⋅