London bombings toll rises to 38

[Steve Torrefranca]

Ante Karamatić wrote:

>On Fri, 2005-07-08 at 07:49 +0100, Jon Dixon wrote:
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>>Maybe it's because Ubuntu aspires to 'humanity to others', and values
>>human life unlike those who carried out and support such attacks.
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>Sure thing. But, you know, Ubuntu is Free software (free as in free
>speech). It can be used by anyone, even terorrists. So, could you say
>Ubuntu is supporting terorrists if it can be used by them?
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>World is a complicated place. Politic topics aren't good for this lists.
>Even with this kind of tragic, horrible situations, you get someone who
>loose (people died - can there be a bigger loss?), and you have someone
>who wins (oil prices going down).
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>So, let's just leave this event out of Ubuntu lists, ok?
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yaiks!!! that is scary!!! terrorist COULD HAVE USED ubuntu to make bombs.

but seriously, ubuntu and open source in general doesn't live in a
vacuum. terrorism has its effects on everyone around the world.

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