On 02/08/2011 08:00 AM, Evan wrote:
So while there may be a connotation of illegality, it doesn't
necessarily mean that.
It's a subtleness that I don't like. I'm too disturbed to hear this term
abused in politics when one party just wins something remaining within
the rules and the other accuses it of discarding democracy, etc. I don't
know how often this happens in your countries, but in mine it's a weekly
matter. I prefer to not abuse words, and coup d'čtat to me still means
violence and subversion of the rules.
The Hudson / Jenkins stuff just looks like a fork to me, in one of the
"manual" cases in which one wants to fork.
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