Konqueror rules, Dolphin must die

[Emanoil Kotsev]

Lisi Reisz wrote:

> On Sunday 02 November 2008 17:29:04 Emanoil Kotsev wrote:
>> Come on guys are you lawyers of stupidity. Saying something is not
>> criminal thing, especially using hypothetical (subjunctive) expression
>> like "should"
> 
> It can be in this country (England and Wales), and children as young as 10
> have been arrested by the police because of things said in a playground
> brawl.

And taking stupid decisions by bankers or in our case kubuntu developers is
not subject of crime?! May be the system is not perfect? What do you think?

> 
> Suggesting soneone's fingers be cut off could be prosecuted under several
> laws, e.g. it is certainly enticement to violence.

The expression that "somebodies fingers should be chopped" means I am pretty
pissed off, not that I'm willing to do it and not that I mean this
seriously. This also implies that this person does not have a brain ;-) May
be this is too complicated for your politeness sick minds to understand. I
can't believe all of you take this literary and don't understand how ugly
this sounds to me.

Also I'm sorry for your children in England and Wells, because you are
oppressive. You just squash them in stereotypes so they look like the same
and think the same. Freedom in spirit and freedom in mind makes you a
person. It's easier to arrest someone then teaching him/her. Also I'm not a
child. I've been educated to watch out what I'm saying in public and to be
polite to people that are polite to me, but obviously either I'm more
tolerant or do not take such statements literary, because I don't care that
much if someone says something like this to me unless he or she tries to
really do it. I would rather understand that the person is really pissed of
if using such expressions.

And for second time people here look at how I say things but miss what I
say. I still think I'm right and I don't understand what's your problem. I
will not change.

regards