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- *Might be redeemable. If no-one volunteers to fix it, consider me a vote for delete though. PuppyOnTheRadio/sig2|1327395411
- #Well, maybe it's no that bad, but it is bad and needs work. Teams of horses could work on it and just muddy it up, but a team of writers may be able to bring some sense into this guy's life history. He never did want to be called Mahatma though, and disliked anyone using that. Then again, he didn't want to be called "pious midget grabby-hands destitute asshole" either, but plenty of Indian women did call him that, which made him bitter and revengeful. Aleister 13:50 26-1-'12
- *I'm with the "kill" voters, but I think this would make a funny article if it weren't so ...unimaginative. Did anybody other than me know that Shakespeare, Herman Melville and Martin Luther King Jr. had one thing in common? I'll tell you what it is, before you all go scrambling over to Wikipedia and spend the rest of your day drawing Venn diagrams: they were all tremendous plagiarists. What's plagiarism? It's the last refuge of the unoriginal mind. My point is, why did no one think of that angle? How 'bout an article that's a parody of Romeo and Juliet, Israel Potter and Moby-Dick, and the I Have a Dream speech? And maybe throw in some CSI:Crime Scene Investigation and Lady Gaga? You people astound me with your banality.
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