Re: Very OT (and probably politically incorrect) - trivial programming language
Incoming from Monique Y. Mudama:
> On 2004-05-31, Steve Lamb penned:
> >
> > Paul Johnson wrote:
> >> I don't think Mr. Lyons meant anything by it, Steve. Back off a
> >> bit...
> >
> > Hell no. Meant doesn't matter. I, for one, am sick of this
> > child-centric thinking that pervades every portion of our lives.
> > This is one thing that I do NOT back down on because it is to the
> > point of being extremely discrimintory. The fact he didn't intend
>
> I wouldn't dream of telling someone not to have a kid (though I've had
> to surpress the desire to do so on a number of occasions). I don't know
i) You should have been a diplomat.
ii) I think it's time we changed your other name. You're obviously
a lightning rod for controversy for some using your present
one. How about "Fred", or "Joe?"
iii) How in the world do we get from "trivial programming language"
to "child-centric" family values on debian-user?
iv) The world would be a better place if a lot more people had
chosen not to have children.
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