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Don't Advocate: Discredit! It's the comp.os.linux. "advocacy" Mantra!! 2213


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Don't Advocate: Discredit! It's the comp.os.linux. "advocacy" Mantra!! 2214
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 2006-07-22, High Plains Thumper spake thusly: I have pretty much dumped my old handling...

The basic tenants of Linux advocacy revolve around several simple rules.

1. Never admit Linux has a problem because its probably down to retarded windopes that can't solve the problem. Sacking them and replacing them with a Linux admin is always the best choice.

Don't Advocate: Discredit! It's the comp.os.linux. "advocacy" Mantra!! 2215
On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 21:27:50 +0000, High Plains Thumper Wrong dude. You and you buddy B Gruff are proving my points right...

2. Never agree with a person posting problems with Linux. They are probably retarded windopes or their butttroturfing cousins trying to put one past a Linux admin and failing as usual.

3. Never bring facts into the discussion. They have the windope get the factoid web pooe to help them.

4. If you make the mistake of not following #3, just make up "facts". ÊÊÊAfterÊall,ÊwhoÊisÊgoingÊtoÊcheck?

5. Always call the person a troll. Blame it on nymshifting or Flatfish as you may know the real idenbreasty, if you must. 6. ALWAYS attack the messenger and not the message. They are windopes through and through and you might catch something from them if you don't attack first.

#6 is the tactic is best used on windope butttroturfers that have robbed money from charities intended to pay poor people. Why charities? Its charities in order to hide donors. Only in america where this illegal practice is rife. They are not human after all - so why should you care what they say?



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