Re: [ox-en] Nazi in Debian Alert
- From: Martin Hardie <auskadi tvcabo.co.mz>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 08:24:07 +0200
I just read this thread. Ho what a laugh! poor old Paul, don't you know you
can't disagree with the wisdom of openness in all things.
What does it matter if there is a nazi in Debian. What does it matter that he
uses the software you help produce to spread hate, what does it matter when
he can use that software to build a nice open source ethnic cleansing
machine. Free Software doesn't discriminate. As long as he keeps his views
out of the Debian list he can do what he likes with the software. What a joke.
Martin
p.s. I have come down from no where Stefan. But suggest kindly that others do.
I am sick of looking up at them from my lowly position.
On Monday 26 January 2004 01:33, Benja Fallenstein wrote:
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Russell McOrmond wrote:
| On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Benja Fallenstein wrote:
|>However, I suspect you'll find him to be a moron and fucking yank.
|
| I'm not a Moron, and I am a Canadian.
...
|>I suspect that he'll feel the same way about people with particular
|>political views he despises being involved in Free Software projects.
|
| I am glad to see that I have things I can agree with RMS about that is
| outside of Free Software itself.
(For the record, if the irony was missed, I have a high respect for the
"free speech fundamentalists" even though I'm not sure to what degree I
agree with them, and I have nothing but support for Stallman's criticism
of the particular case he cited.)
- - Benja
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