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Those globalist, fascist pigs at google are honoring L. L. Zamenhof today on their banner rather than honoring Bill of Rights day, which is today. The pigs at google are against freedom and privacy, and are supporters of China and their repressive policies.
Honor the greatest creations by mankind: the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Those globalist, fascist pigs at google are honoring L. L. Zamenhof today on their banner rather than honoring Bill of Rights day, which is today. The pigs at google are against freedom and privacy, and are supporters of China and their repressive policies.
Honor the greatest creations by mankind: the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
What do you do each year to honor Bill of Rights Day?
What do you do each year to honor Bill of Rights Day?
It's about Google who chooses a symbol or icon to celebrate various occasions of remembrance and places it on their homepage.
They have a nasty habit of ignoring American milestones.
They have a nasty habit of ignoring American milestones.
There's what, 195 independent countries in the world? Just imagine if Google tried to post the milestones of each one. Google's an International Company and can pick whatever symbol or icon they feel like. If you don't like it, boycott them.
There's what, 195 independent countries in the world? Just imagine if Google tried to post the milestones of each one. Google's an International Company and can pick whatever symbol or icon they feel like. If you don't like it, boycott them.
Your sidebar commentary doesn't change my statement one bit.
Your sidebar commentary doesn't change my statement one bit.
I thought it was just a jealous vent about how an international company chooses events/people/etc of international importance over purely American ones.
As someone who's actually read Zamenhof's works, I think honoring him is a great thing for Google to do. I mean, Esperanto was originally designed to be an International Language so that we would have a single encompassing language that connects the world. I guess I'm just one who hopes...
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