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[Michael Shigorin]

PreScriptum:

> However, I shan't particpate in it any further.  If it
> continues I'll just abandon the list.

It's like morAtorium on explaining why exactly America gets
bashed by so many tongues, acting like a foolish boy in the yard?
We've been there, being SU.  Now US is heading the same ol' road.

Shawn, let's make an agreement: countries are doing politics, 
but then we people have way too much work to amend for this 
ugly fact of life.  I don't support every braindamaged political
decision performed by e.g. Ukraine or Russia, but hey I've sent
some three -Wl,--as-needed build fixes upstream yesterday.

Let's do what *we* can do better.


On Mon, Mar 20, 2006 at 05:05:51PM -0500, Shawn McMahon wrote:
> > Lets keep this thread friendly. As long as it is just a
> > friendly debate, that's fine, but this is not appropriate.
> It wasn't friendly.  Throwing gratuitous digs at my country
> isn't friendly even if delivered with a smile.

If you country behaves like throwing bombs wherever it considers
they're desperately needed, all with smiles, *and* you recognise 
it as *your* country -- sorry man, take that as it happens.

> This is why politics aren't supposed to be here; one man's
> "friendly" is another man's "I've grown quite sick of hearing
> this crap."

Exactly.  Should I tell how sick I am, having our latest and
greatest yesterday's elections in their counting stage?

> It would be quite one thing if discussing a political point
> that had bearing on Ubuntu, such as exportation of encryption;
> it's quite another when it serves no Ubuntu-related purpose.

Politics are that screwing. (try to avoid such discussions myself
wherever met but possible to)

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