"Drawing own similarity == 

 I just wanted to check... Wikipedia editors can't draw their own comparirsons between two things and put that in an article.  For example, a Wikipedia editor can't take a UN resolution, reference that, and then say it's similar to a quote that a person said (the quote is referenced) in an article, drawing their own comparison between the two?  An editor here doesn't appear to understand, and not sure how to get through.  He can believe whatever he wants that they are similar (which is of course not true...), but as far as I'm aware, can't put that into the article that they are similar, by referencing the text of the resolution.  I can't violate 1RR, and removing it would be doing so. 

 Thanks.  ''''''  

 I'll just take it to ANI, unless you feel it should go to ARBPIA since he has been blocked for 6 months in the topic area before.  ''''''  

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