Re: Time for a Re-Evaluation of 9/11
James Richard Tyrer <[email protected]> Sun, 22 Feb 2004 21:22:30 -0700
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dep wrote: > but what i had in mind was that it is just a kind of sad observation > that two immigrants to the u.s. happened to be, respectively, the > public faces of gnome and kde. they were, of course, miguel and > andreas. the sad thing being the difference in the choices they made, > and how those different choices have played out. in that respect, it > was a comparison of two people rather than two desktops. > > there is a third point, which is worth considering. do a whois lookup of > kde.com and one finds andreas's company. now, with substantially less > stretch than has been employed on this list in characterizing > organizations, companies, and careers due to association or to past > statements, many people would very likely conclude that the company > which owns kde.com is antisemitic to the point of . . . well, to just > about any point one could imagine. and as least insofar as the .com > domain name is concerned, that company *owns* the kde name. What disturbs me is that he doesn't really understand that he is anti-semitic (i.e. anti-Jew). The example I have previously used is the difference between saying that Hollywood is dominated by Jews, and Hollywood is dominated by Leftists and Liberals. The same could be said in politics. You can be opposed to the current government policies in Israel without being anti-Jew. You can even oppose Zionism without being anti-Jew -- there are Christian Zionists. But, the way he discusses issues is anti-Jew. I am sometimes surprised that he doesn't bring up the fact that the Free Masons are also involved in the vast conspiracy to rule the world -- or maybe he did. -- JRT Kde-cafe mailing list - [email protected] http://ofb.biz/lists/listinfo.cgi/kde-cafe DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on this mailinglist are the personal opinions of the author and do not represent OfB.biz: Open for Business, KDE or the author's employer.