Using Ubuntu absolves the user of personal responsibility?

[Alexander Skwar]

Michael T. Richter <ttmrichter at gmail.com>:

> On Fri, 2006-04-08 at 09:32 -0300, Derek Broughton wrote:
> 
>> > It was meant as a "insult" against me.
> 
>> You're probably right - but how does it differ, then, in any way from what
>> you did in the first place?  Michael will insist it _wasn't_ meant as an
>> insult, but you and many others will read it that way.  That's the same
>> problem I had with your original post.
> 
> Actually it was meant as a self-identifying insult.

So, you've got the nerve to say that I "insulted" someone, when
you're insulting people as well? 

Anyway it differs in so far, as what I wrote wasn't meant
as a insult, but what Michael wrote WAS meant as a insult,
as you cas see.

> I deliberately used 
> the style but not the words of someone and allowed that person to see
> himself in them and respond.  I was not disappointed.

You were not disappointed, because your trolling resulted in a
lengthy thread? You're really a cool person. A great person to
know. And all the help that you provide: Fantastic!

To quote from your personal mail directed against me:

        [...] I invite you politely to fuck off.

But that's of course not an insult, is it?

Alexander Skwar
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