JTK wrote: > Ah Christ here comes another one: > > Patrick Gallagher wrote: > > [snip] > >>> Hopefully, although the feigned ignorance "it's just a symbol!" crowd >>> never gets tiresome. Lord. >>> >>> >> >> my, my... he just squashed your argument like a big juicy bug... > > > BAHAHHAHAHAHHAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!! Yep, he sure did, didna he! > >> the star is about as communist as you are. >> > > And the swastika? What about that? Would there be anything wrong with > replacing Mozilla's "obviously not at all commie" star with an > "obviously not at all Nazi" swastika? If so, how so, thou hypocrite? > >> then again, you don't seem to listen to arguments that make sense, > > > Whenever I hear one, I listen. All I hear is a lot of silence fromn the > slack-jawed "duhuh... it hain't commie!" crowd. > >> and you somehow imagine yourself as being superior to everyone else... > > > When in Rome.... > >> so you would make a rather atypical communist leader :) >> > > *A*typical with a smiley... no sir, I don't get it. Try again when you > answer that swastika question above. > >> Patrick >> > >
You were given about 40 examples of stars such as the mozilla star being used in non communist situations, and information that would lead you to find hundreds more - which refutes your statement that the star in mozilla is communist without a shadow of a doubt. Now, unless I'm mistaken after using mozilla since around M14, I've never seen a swastika anywhere in the artwork, nor heard any suggestion of adding one by anyone other than yourself, so your point and question to me is utterly pointless... Patrick
