Hey MVBW, just wanted to drop a quick note about the verb "to tell." In this edit [1] you write, "...Both segments tell that political establishment..." I know exactly what you're communicating. But, I think instead of "tell" you want to use one of these verbs:

• demonstrate
• show
• indicate
• establish

Really, "tell" is used infrequently, and in very specific contexts: when one person is communicating a specific piece of information directly to one or a number of others.

I thought I'd just mention all this because your use of the verb "to tell" is the only indicator, besides your userbox, that you're not a native English speaker. Hope you don't mind my writing this here! Not meant as a jibe at all. Best, Darouet (talk) 22:23, 6 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Pardon my French, M. Darouet, but your remark is bullpuckey. My opinion. SPECIFICO talk 00:35, 7 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you both! My very best wishes (talk) 03:05, 7 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Sure. We edit on similar pages so I just see it often... If you take offense My very best wishes let me know: absolutely none was or is intended at all. -Darouet (talk) 04:43, 7 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

No offense. And you are right. I need my native language to express my feelings. For example, talking about the contentious subject (your diff above), how do I really feel about it? Well, first thing that came to my mind a few moths ago was a kind of Chastushka. Chastushka is usually obscene and performed by women. However, that one was performed in my mind by a man who was not Russian and therefore frequently used English words and distorted some Russian words:

This is obviously a joke, but there is real feeling behind it. Last word is derivative of Russian "срам" ("dirty shame"). This whole story is shame for US. Actually, many people felt the same about former Soviet Union. There was a wonderful poem by Alexander Galich (writer) about it:

After these elections I started feeling the same about USA. My very best wishes (talk) 18:30, 7 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

@My very best wishes: it's funny, the talk page has so much on it, it's difficult to keep up (I feel like every section needs comments). Re: your RfC, I am not particularly interested in either section: I feel like the Pelosi gambit won't go anywhere, and even if I strongly dislike Trump, I think that removing him on the basis of his attitude towards Russia would weaken, rather than strengthen American democracy. In part, because it would use the electors - originally a potential check on the popular will - against the outcome of the election (even though Trump didn't win the popular vote). And that would obliterate public confidence in elections for half the population. All that said, I have no objection to the inclusion of the material - I generally tend to be an inclusionist anyway.

As to McMullin, I don't think it's as noteworthy, though I wouldn't oppose one sentence on his comments.

I was only able to read the text you sent by google translate. The first is dark, grotesque, alarming. It's hard for me to catch the sense of it via online translation... though I think I get the gist? As to the second... I wish we had achieved that peace! Alas, we seem very far from that possibility. -Darouet (talk) 22:09, 7 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]