[ox-en] new members
- From: Martin Hardie <auskadi tvcabo.co.mz>
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 19:28:35 +0200
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tvtime ...
debian heads
adam this is your fault
i am holding you personally responsible for hme feeling the stupid need to
respond to these stupid yanks
if only osama ....
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Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [ox-en] Walther
Date: Wednesday 25 February 2004 19:26
From: Martin Hardie <auskadi tvcabo.co.mz>
To: John Goerzen <jgoerzen complete.org>
That *is* a political statement, and it sounds like you are arguing for
yourself the very strange position of being anti-racist yet
pro-discrimination and anti-free speech.
no i just have a political problem with what free emans in the us
This is called tolerance, and it's a shame you don't have more of it.
this si just silly
What good is a mail
reader if its license only allows you to legally express opinions that
the author agrees with? That's silly, and a crimp on people that are
saying unpopular but correct things.
the licence is not the point ... he can use it you cant stop him but whether
he is tolerated as an active member of a community is he point
You might notice that virtually every bit of software in Debian is
copyrighted and licensed. I am not sure where you are getting the "anti
IP" rhetoric from. It would be better to say "responsible IP".
whatever
Pardon me, but that is *exactly* what you are saying: "We should treat
people with certain views differently than other people." It doesn't
take a copy of the Oxford English Dictionary to work out that this is a
prime example of discrimination.
sorry the oxford meaning f discrimination has nothing to do with legal
meaning ....i am just an ex law professor who taught the subject in the us
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