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9% of Americans? More like 9% of a sample of 1000 of em
The poll that Wikipedia portrays as saying 9% of Americans support Neo Nazism is really just a poll of 1000 (a pretty small sample size to make claims for the entire country) people, of which 9% said holding Neo nazi views is acceptable. This should be changed to give a more accurate depiction of what that poll actually means.
HiPolkol777. A sample size of 1000 isnot considered quite standard for national public opinion polls. The pdf says "Results have a margin of sampling error of 3.5 points" that is, it could be up to 3.5% less or more. As this is a standard size for a poll, I won't change the text. Friendly,Lova Falk (talk)16:37, 1 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]
"Is not considered quite standard" did you mean to say it is considered standard? I don't think putting this 1,000 person study as being representative of the entire country is fair. The text should more accurately reflect the sample sizePolkol777 (talk)17:57, 1 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]
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Can you please remove the following two statements from the subsection about Ukraine?
The statement cited to Zelensky's Telegram is clearly original research. Yes, that is a far-right symbol (National Idea), but calling it neo-Nazi without further context is questionable. The text in the source doesn't mention the symbols. Either this interpretation of the photos should be cited, or the photos shouldn't be mentioned at all.
The preceding statement (about Luftwaffe) also isn't properly sourced, I think. Does the source even mention Nazi symbolism (other than the name)?