Re: $$ WHY DEMOCRATS WILL VOTE FOR BUSH $$
From: Bill Seurer (seurer_at_us.ibm.com)
Date: 03/30/04
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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 08:14:08 -0600
Sworn Democrats will vote for Detestable Bush wrote:
> What we want Kerry to do is the following - WELL BEFORE ELECTION ::
Does Kerry use C or C++? His answer will depend on that. I assume C++
below. And whether this stuff must come before ELECTION depends on
whether ELECTION needs any of these things defined first and even then
putting them well before or just before doesn't matter.
> (1) Give a workable definition of terrorism.
Let's hope the answer here is:
short terrorism;
and not
long terrorism;
and heaven help us if it is
double terrorism;
> (2) Abrogation of criminal US foreign policy.
Here's where the mixed capitalization problem comes in. Should "US"
stand as is or become "Us"? For example:
criminalUSForeignPolicy.abrogation();
> (3) Putting US policies based on morality and not Machavellianism.
Again that capitalization problem comes in. Obviously it will need to
be something like this:
USPolicies.put(morality)
instead of
USPolicies.put(Machavellianism)
Or maybe you're talking about redeclaring USPolicies?
class USPolicies: public morality
instead of
class USPolicies: public Machavellianism
Or is USPolicies a template class perhaps? Without more information it
is really hard to answer these sorts of questions!
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