I keep reading people writing that making fun of McCain's teeth is immoral.

It may very well be unwise.  It may make us look worse than any damage it does to him.  However, we have to put most moral considerations aside.

We need to concentrate on winning, as winning is so important for the nation.

The only two moral considerations we should pay attention to is, "Is it a lie?" (We shouldn't post lies) and "Is it legal?" which more has to do with tactics than posts, but could be applied in a few cases to posts, or posts advocating illegal tactics.

Yes, a meta diary.

This is the first diary I've been moved to write in a year and a half, because of a few arrogant and condescending people with low UID's who talk to people whose posts they don't like as Q from Star Trek spoke to Picard.

As per DKos policy, I won't mention the name of the commenter who brought this on, although I will give a text of such a comment as an example.  While this is the first time I've been targetted in this way, I see it far too often, and see a pattern of doing it in this person's comments, although this person is far from the only one guilty of it.

It is because of Wikipedia that I even have an account on this site.

Some months ago, I had been editing Wikipedia, on non-controversial subject matter mostly related to television.  I also enjoyed browsing it, and I still do on occasion.

I appreciate the intentions behind both its creation and its administration.  People are working to try to provide a free encyclopedia, and that deserves praise.

However, it is constructed in a way that it is very hard to bring about an accurate view of a politician who is liked by the MSM, or really even any politician.