JTK wrote: > That you would bitch about, wouldn't you rabbi? No, I'm white. A honkey. A cracker. A Casper. A person of western European descent.
> > No matter how hard you try, there will ALWAYS be SOMEONE who is offended by > > SOMETHING. > And there will always be sophomoric attempts to offend somebody by the > unlearned. And that would be you. > > I prefer to > > offend everyone equally. :) > And that's why you get all bent out of joint when I call you "rabbi", > Jesus? Oh, wait, that's "correct", hence not "politically correct", > never mind. Now you're learning. > > We should have a big red dinosaur waving a hammer and sickle flag, dressed > > in a Nazi SS uniform, stepping on naked women, and eating babies. :) > AGREED! Because it's all "just symbols"! Nothing means anything, right > "Jesus"? They're not babies, it just happens to *look* like babies! > Yeah, they're JELLY BABIES, that's the ticket! While it was only a sarcastic suggestion, the "symbolism" most see in Mozilla comes from within themselves, rather than anything overt in the graphics. It has a constructivist feel, but the "communist" or "socialist" that some derive from it is inferred. I have yet to hear of people boycotting ActiveState's products due to their use of the constructivist style. > Oh, but that's not going to happen, is it? While glorifying communism > in a sophomorically heavy-handed "covert" attempt to "stick it to the > Man" is OK by you and the Maozilla Politburo, doing it unabashedly > isn't. Because one is "politically correct", the other is putting your > money where your swastika is, ain't it rabbi? If you feel that the graphic themes presented at mozilla.org are communist and glorifying communism, you probably also would feel that the Internet promotes anarchy, beaches promote pornography and promiscuity, and TV rots your brain... -- jesus X [ Booze-fueled paragon of pointless cruelty and wanton sadism. ] email [ jesusx @ who.net ] web [ http://www.mozillanews.org ] tag [ The Universe: It's everywhere you want to be. ] warning [ "I hate cats. You never know if they're dead." - E. Schrodinger ]
