Now that it seems that George Bush has won the presidency, I am wondering
whether Linus and other members of the free software community intend to
leave the U.S. and go to more friendly places. Imagine what G.W. Bush is
going to do to export controls, free software, copyright law, patent law,
etc.... Be afraid.
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You are an IDIOT!
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Andre Hedrick
Linux ATA Development
On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, David Feuer wrote:
> Now that it seems that George Bush has won the presidency, I am wondering
> whether Linus and other members of the free software community intend to
> leave the U.S. and go to more friendly places. Imagine what G.W. Bush is
> going to do to export controls, free software, copyright law, patent law,
> etc.... Be afraid.
>
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> Now that it seems that George Bush has won the presidency, I am wondering
> whether Linus and other members of the free software community intend to
> leave the U.S. and go to more friendly places. Imagine what G.W. Bush is
> going to do to export controls, free software, copyright law, patent law,
> etc.... Be afraid.
Which is more probable? That the author of this is an idiot or that 48% of
the American voting public are idiots? Actually, I'm not sure.
DS
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 12:50:45AM -0800, David Schwartz wrote:
>
> > Now that it seems that George Bush has won the presidency, I am wondering
> > whether Linus and other members of the free software community intend to
> > leave the U.S. and go to more friendly places. Imagine what G.W. Bush is
> > going to do to export controls, free software, copyright law, patent law,
> > etc.... Be afraid.
>
> Which is more probable? That the author of this is an idiot or
> that 48% of the American voting public are idiots? Actually, I'm
> not sure.
Well... I don't think idiocy can be defined purely by who people
voted for. From my political view, more than 90% of all Swedes would be
idiots in that case :^)
Oh, and for those who didn't know, Bush hasn't won (yet); the votes are
getting recounted in Florida as less the difference was about 700 votes.
/David
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