[oclug] How does that saying go?

[Peter Timusk]

Good point open source as political correctness I suspect has already 
been discussed? I really should find some time for browsing the 
archives.

I wonder about ableism and Linux? I mean if someone can't use Linux 
does that make them less of a human being? Certainly in my book no less 
worthy of what digniity I can offer them. But I can still strongly 
suggest they try hard to use Linux which is what I do.

of course this will use up lots of time to discuss.


On Jun 17, 2004, at 10:00 AM, <todd.clattenburg at sdc-dsc.gc.ca> wrote:

> hey, you are talking about, open-source racism.
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> (I agree btw)
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> See, this topic is pertinent to the list.
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> ;)
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> On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 08:49:14 -0400
> Peter Timusk <ptimusk at sympatico.ca> wrote:
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> I strongly oppose all limits on free speech, especially the artificial
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> Then there are those who use the Hate Crimes laws to their own benefit
> to further agendæ incompatible with a free and open society (political
> correctness being one, corporatism being another). Without hate crimes
> laws, these scum could not use them to further their false and
> dangerous aims.
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>>>> --fja->
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