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Ugh...all the anti-MS fanaticism makes me sick.

Ugh...all the anti-MS fanaticism makes me sick.

I hope anyone who is considering ditching MS will take a look at all the little Linsux shills on this forum. Just look at one example from this Talkback:

"It's often easier to find the downside rather than the upside in many of the actions that Microsoft takes, but the company deserves credit for this one.

The tribute we pay to the Feds evidently doesn't cover the service of smoking the spambags out and fingering them. All we get for that money is the legal mechanism of coercion with which to persuade the spambags that they need to take responsibility for their messages if they're going to live in this sort of a quasi-civilized society we've got. The individual victims of their spambaggery typically don't have the legal or financial resources to file and prosecute legal actions of the kind that MS is capable of bringing...and winning.

Even though it won't solve the problem, nailing the spambags is a public service, and if the alleged spammers are guilty, my hat's off to MS on this one."

Now. This may not look anti-Microsoft at first, but it really is very much so. (I can find hidden anti-MS propaganda in any comment.) You see, this idiot is just speaking well of Microsoft so that he won't look like what he really is: A 32-YEAR-OLD FANBOY LIVING IN HIS PARENTS' BASEMENT!! The fanaticim, shilling, and zealotry packed into that comment are obvious. And it's the same with all the other comments I've read here so far.

Something must be done. But I'm not certainly not asking the moderators to do their job. (Their only job is to delete all the fanatical pro-MS comments.) Instead, I hope such evil and shameful posting will motivate computer users not to use Linux.

Posted by: Sniper_z   Posted on: 12/02/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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