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Hoder complaining about US government practice of Special Registration, and see that as Neo-Racism.
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Hi Haitham,
Hoder is not complaining about anything to do with Wikipedia; he’s complaining about the US government practice of Special Registration. Hoder is simply linking to Wikipedia to point to a definition of it. But Wikipedia in itself has nothing to do with it. You may want to correct the hyperlink so it’s not misleading.
take care,
andy
Thanks Andy! Corrected.