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So what? The killer must have wear shoes, so should we ban shoes now as well? I understand what these numbers might mean in some circles, but I just don't follo
by kbart 9y ago
So what? The killer must have wear shoes, so should we ban shoes now as well? I understand what these numbers might mean in some circles, but I just don't follow logic why the rest of us would care. After all, Streisand effect kicks in if we try to limit usage of certain numbers.
- DonHopkins 9y agoBad analogy: Dylan Roof wasn't obsessed with shoes. You are confusing me calling for a ban on a number (which I'm certainly not) with me suggesting AMD marketing consider not using a number associated with White Supremacy with their GPU whose name is already one letter away from the spelling of Nazi. I'm not trying to overturn the First Amendment, I'm simply suggesting that a private company might want to avoid using a name and number combination that resonates with White Supremacists. But if you want to name your GPU "Hilter-666", go right ahead. It should be up to the market, not the government, to decide if it's profitable to do that.
- kbart 9y ago"Dylan Roof wasn't obsessed with shoes." And if he was, would you propose Nike stop marketing their shoes? It's probably another US-centric thing I will never understand, like skipping 13th floor or plane seat number. P.S. we have already derailed this discussion deep off-topic, so I will not continue any longer.