🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <rrwardCJ...@netcom.com>,
Richard Ward <rrw...@netcom.com> wrote:
>In article <NEVES.94J...@ballard.cs.colorado.edu> ne...@ballard.cs.colorado.edu (NEVES RICHARD K) writes:
>
|>PLEASE!  NOT THIS GOD-DAMNED THREAD AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!
|>We just spent two weeks reading through 'swastika is evil' - 'it is a 
|>BACKWARDS swastika' crap in December!  I don't want to go through it again!
|>
|>I'm gonna say this once, and then I'm gonna ignore this thread.
|>
|>1: Did you notice that the 'swatika' made a convienent (sp?) trap?
|>
|>2: Have you ever noticed that the swastika has been in use by other
|>   cultures LONG before Hitler decided to use it?
|>
|>3: Did you consider that it MIGHT be a refernce to ID's last game?
|>   (Castle Wolfenstein 3D)
|>
|>4: Does it REALLY matter?
|>
|>Personally, I don't care.  I doubt that ID is full of neo-nazi shit head 
|>racists with nothing better to do than hide pro-nazi refernces in a game
|with  >enough demonic refernces to choke a Fundie.
|>
|>Shut up, get a grip, and get a life!

Ummm...  No flame intended...  But just because YOU are tired of arguing
over the symbolic intent of the swastika, doesn't mean some of us who are
just getting here aren't.  I personally found it very interesting that
they DID use the symbol... and yes, I DO believe it made a good trap... 
And, yes, I can see where some people would getangered over ID's possible
use of the nazi-symbol.

Wouldn't it just have been easier and saved some time if you had pressed
'k'? ;)


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