[Typo3] Some feedback to TYPO3 marketeers

[Tyler Kraft]

The analogy is very very bad to start with, but this is even worse.

Yes they are both forms of discrimination, but nobody was discriminating 
against anyone here on the basis of religion in any capacity!  Your 
logic is flawed!

It is a politely worded request from Kasper, not demanding, but 
requesting that we all use HIS product aware and respectfully of HIS wishes.

If we as users chose to be rude and inconsiderate and use Typo3 for 
something that he finds offensive or morally abhorant and therefore 
ignore or be disrespectful of HIS wishes, then not only is he forgiving 
about this and aware of this possibly happening with no recourse of 
action to him, but he still strives to make the product better for all 
of us - including those that use his product for goals and projects he 
disagrees with.

I dont remember him asking any of us to go out and discriminate against 
anyone using his product, on basis of there ethnicity. All he's asking 
for is some basic common sense and judgement and that his wishes are 
respcted. Just that simple.



Dimitri Tarassenko wrote:
> Alex,
> 
> On 10/17/05, Alex Heizer <alex at tekdevelopment.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>>"You can sit anywhere you like in our bus, we just modestly remind you
>>>that we don't like colored people. However, you are free to ignore or
>>>respect our wish."
>>>
>>
>>Okay, I think you just stepped out of line here. I was going to ignore
>>the troll thread until now.
>>
>>Prejudice against something that someone cannot change, like their race,
>>gender or age, is not comparable to someone expressing their opinion
>>about a free-choice issue, such as favorite color, food, or religion.
>>You insult everyone when you make this comparison.
> 
> 
> You may feel insulted all you want. In my book, discriminating against
> people on basis of their religion is on par with discriminating on
> basis of their race. And not only on mine, mind you. You might consult
> Civil Rights Act of 1968 that treats both of these discriminations the
> same way (that's your Equal Housing and Equal Employment opportunity
> stuff).
> 
> --
> Dimitri Tarassenko