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Hello. I saw the following statement, and it's bad-written for Wikipedia:

"99" book dedicated to

Armenian Genocide

, 2014. Contains all important facts about the 1915 events everyone needs to know.

"Everyone needs to know" is something highly difficult to prove. There are 7.3 billion humans on Earth, and I don't know how could some researcher check every one of those persons. Also, it would be necessary to prove every one of those NEED to know about the genocide that happened. Who judges what is needed or not? What is to NEED? If it was "everyone should know", it would be easier to accept, but needing is more difficult to prove/accept. Also, if it was said "everyone should know", this affirmation would be an opinion and should be attributed to someone who said... Who said?

The citations to this claim are: the book itself (