Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Daniel Brandt (3rd nomination)
there is no reason for deletion. Stop indulging this guy. We have Time Cube, and nobody has ever seriously wanted that article deleted. We have Gay Nigger Association of America|GNAA, and even though its members, in my experience, are some of the least human people in existence, they are too notable to ignore, and too notable to leave out of a conpendium of knowledge such as this encyclopedia. Similarly, Mr. Brandt should take his 15 minutes of fame with grace and accept that we will write about him with or without his permission. He lives in a fascist country where there are certain rights denied to the individual, and among those are an absolute right to privacy. If he is serious about having this article removed, perhaps his time would be better spent researching privacy advocacy and legal remedies, instead of writing lackluster web pages complaining about how Google can turn up websites authored five years ago and how the CIA peeks into citizen's private lives (Hint: It's the government. They're always going to be spying on us, whether we like it or not; if you really don't like it, put somebody into office who will do something about it!). In short, this "request" for deletion is nothing but bullshit appeasement designed to make it look like the community really cares about whether or not one man is secure in his privacy. In the pursuit of brilliant prose and accurate information, we cannot ignore 
— User:CorbinSimpson, 04:40, 6 April 2006 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:POINT (Wikipedia:Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point)