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It may be useful and exhilarating to 'dis' other systems, but it's 
pointless. Rather than spending time knocking down the other system, you
should spend time addressing the problems in the system you like. Anything
else just encourages the adherents of other systems to make you look like
an idiot (which I guarantee that they will, one way or the other).


-matt


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