In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, V says...
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>John Dobbins wrote:
>> 
>> Ian Hickson wrote:
>> 
>> SNIP
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>> > JTK: Can't be you, you don't even realize the evils of Communism.
>> >
>> > Clearly not. How can shared wealth, equal work and no poverty be evil?
>> > Oh wait, you're talking about dictatorships again. Sorry.
>> >
>> 
>> I am not one of those who claim "It's your methods, not your ideals that I
>> object to" because the Ideals you mentioned are as bad as the methods.
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>I think this type of discussion has gone far enough. If you want to
>continue it, please take it to a another group. No politics or religion
>here.
>

And no possessions too ;-).

>But the original question was a valid one ; if people find the Mozilla
>graphics offensive, they must have a way to express their opinions. What
>can people like JTK do ? Should they open a bugzilla bug on the subject
>and wait for people to vote for that and hope for different graphics ?
>And would that bug make any difference ?
>

As Gerv himself said, there's nothing anybody can do.  The Maozilla Politburo
has decided to go with Communist graphics, and that's that.  No Irish need
apply.

>I personally find those working class graphics and slogans quite funny
>and I think that they are suitable for the Mozilla project. But I also
>think that the red stars are a bit too much. An easy compromise would be
>just to lose those. How does that sound ?
>
>t. VK

Sounds OK to me, but like Gerv said, it won't happen.  No stated reason, it just
won't.

If you want my take on it (and I know you do ;-)), I'd bet a significant sum of
money that within, say, six months, we see a press release to the effect of
"AOL/Time Warner Announces Deal With People's Republic of China To Install
MaozillAOL On Each And Every One Of The People's PCs, Whether The People Like It
Or Not".

Nothing like a captive audience.

--
JTK
"One of the common failings among honorable people is a failure to appreciate
how thoroughly dishonorable some other people can be, and how dangerous it is
to trust them." -- Thomas Sowell

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