epic racism. epic photoshoppery. epic... holy shit thats a Macbook! But seriously it took Microsoft this long to change the picture! (sorry for all the epics... once you start you cant stop)
@Sir Gibler: my edit buttons missing so ill reply to myself... scratch that i thought they put the original person back in but i might have clicked the wrong one.
@itchytooth: i haven't commented in a while... but you just pulled me out of retirement.... +1 for Aphex Twin... *creeps back into cave now - cough i mean cubicle*
Hey, maybe the person working on this ad for the Polish market decided to have some fun with it, insert a picture of himself and see if it would slip by unnoticed...
@Voyou_Charmant: Reality check: The ACLU has precious little to do with civil liberties, but rather very much to do with demanding additional rights to some groups of people while reducing the rights of others.
Except...no. Tinker v. Des Moines is my favorite case, it set precedent that students do indeed have a freedom of speech. They are a huge proponent in defending the first amendment and have been throughout the years.
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After making many phone calls, I was able to track down the original photo
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[www.salon.com]
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Granted, it sends the wrong message, but MS is not primarily a hardware company.
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Kurt Lazarus: "What do you mean 'you people'?"
Alpa Chino: "What do you mean, 'you people'?!"
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They could have at least used a finer white guy.
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"It's gold Jerry... gold!"
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Maybe they should have went "The Thing with Two Heads" route. That would have made me more interested in Microsoft.
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Also; how do you use a shit photoshop job, replacing a black man's head with a white mans, as a means/reason/excuse to run down the ACLU?
What do you have against our civil liberties?
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Calm down, slugger.
Provide one instance where the ACLU took someones rights away in exchange for giving them to another.
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Except...no. Tinker v. Des Moines is my favorite case, it set precedent that students do indeed have a freedom of speech. They are a huge proponent in defending the first amendment and have been throughout the years.
Who has had their rights reduced?
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