Wikipedia talk pages are some of the best posting content on the internet. Any article to do with not being a goddamn Nazi surely has some choice quotes in their Talk pages.

My favorite is the Communism article, solely because of there is guaranteed to be at least 1 "1000 BILLION PEOPLE WERE KILLED BY COMMUNSIM" argument on every new iteration of the talk page.

• "Congratulations, Comrades! You have managed to avoid any mention whatsoever of the inglorious death toll of communism. Lenin, Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot are very pleased!"
• "[...] one merely has to take a glance at the weight classes in the USSR to know that starving peasants did not have the same income or wealth as Soviet athletes or Soviet leaders. That there was no attempt at communism or equality in the Soviet Union and other countries under regimes masquerading is socialist is extremely easy to prove"
• "I was doing research for Mass killings under communist regimes and was amazed at the killings perpetrated. Late Polish President Lech Kaczynski said billions were killed (Translation: "He emphasized that communism was a 'genocidal system that led to the murder of tens of billions of people.'") I am surprised that communist mass killing isn't mentioned in the lede. Thousands of times more people were murdered by genocidal communists than died in the genocidal Holocaust."

Although nothing melts the reader's brain more than the very serious debate over the validity of the 'Mass killings under communist regimes' article.