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Phoronix: Linus Torvalds Comments On The Russian Linux Maintainers Being Delisted
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Freeze peach doesn't mean you can call people "fag"s. By using that word you're 1. insulting those who express their gender as they wish 2. calling us names
Also, my point is that there is precedent for laws to geopolitcally restrict open source. I agree that there is a real security issue.
wtf does this mean? i did not call anyone anything. what word?
soy boy
I'm a soy boy
learn to read...
Yes... Now do context read on what i said...
I'm done explaining.
The issue is you are not reading it or reading without understanding context.
If your issue here is the use of the term, thats a you issue.
You cant even articulate the issue tho beyond dont like usage of the word, period.
You tried to suggest i was calling somebody else this term but ... I wasnt
Maybe try explaining what you meant instead of complaining that everyone is misunderstanding you. I dont see any context clues in there to indicate you mean anything other than the standard accepted meaning of "soyboy"