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[Liam Proven]

On 16 September 2015 at 12:53,  <silver.bullet at zoho.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Sep 2015 12:36:08 +0200, Liam Proven wrote:
>>Linux distribution bigotry and hate-speech is less harmful than forms
>>directed at race, sexuality or gender -- but this is bigotry and
>>hate-speech nonetheless.
>>
>>Ralf, you should be thoroughly ashamed of yourself. You need to learn
>>how to be a decent human being. You also need to learn a lot about
>>Linux distributions and their familial interrelationships, too.
>>
>>You appear to be ignorant and intolerant in both areas. You should fix
>>that.
>
> What next? I was friendly and explained why my hints are well-meant
> help. I didn't use hate-speech, but you discredit me with lies.
>
> I want that a list admin chimes in.
>
> :(

No, you were not. You were not friendly -- you were mocking and hostile.

You refer to Mint scornfully as a "freakish distro".

You have no right to make such judgement calls.

> > Why do people who chose freakish distros

You suggest and imply that the OP is foolish and asking in the wrong place:

> often ask for help in Ubuntu
> and Debian mailing lists?

This is implying that the OP is stupid.

You spread FUD:

> Mint is as much an Ubuntu flavour, as Microsoft Windows is an Ubuntu
flavour

This is a blatant, bare-faced lie; Mint has a single parent distro,
which is Ubuntu, nowadays the LTS version. Yes it contains non-Ubuntu
code; so does LXLE, so did Lubuntu and Ubuntu MATE before they became
official remixes.

You are hostile, mocking, spread false information -- and then you
come back and deny it, which is typical of a bigot.

As I said: fix your technical knowledge, and learn how to be a better person.

Unless or until you do both, I strongly suggest that you do not post
again on this or any Ubuntu list.

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