Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Soviet repressions of Polish citizens (1939-1946)
Absolutely no chance of having this being deleted of course, as most of the people attracted to voting here will wish its content to be retained. Well, it'd be retained anyway, as it already exists in another article, where it is not flagged in the same POV-way. But I guess having it in one place in a semi-neutral manner isn't enough! Another lamb of neutrality sacrificed on the wikipedia altar to the nationalist god of victimhood. Everyone these days wants to be a victim of something; for Eastern Europe more than anywhere perhaps, victimhood is being cultivated on wikipedia by people with no or little direct experience of it claiming it through the constructed medium of national identity, with no regard for ,  or Wikipedia:Content_forking|POV-forking. Most of the eastern European articles of this type promote victimhood or visions of a larger state (e.g. Partitions of Poland articles, Polish minorities in areas that "used to be and ought to be? Polish", etc), and that's not just Polish articles. Sad for me is that I love Poland and Polish history, but all I'll get for this vote is dislike from many Polish users. For what it's worth, I'd be just as against British repressions of Scottish Highlanders or British repressions of the Irish. Regards
— User:Deacon, 22:51, 20 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV||WP:SYN (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)