[Talisker]

I never quite understood what all the whining is about. Who cares what they have on their home page? Use it for what it is: a search engine. It’s a tool, not a personal/social validator.

Try Google’s mobile competitor for flag day feel good crap: http://www.apple.com/

How about here? http://www.freerepublic.com/home.htm

Let’s say your car or house needs a little work. Going to buy crap from Harbor Freight? http://www.craftsman.com/

Should we take you seriously? http://www.freerepublic.com/~nolibzone/

What a ridiculous\childish way to make decisions on what ‘tools’ to use.

But people should reject Google if they put up a Nazi flag, right?

Is the Nazi flag ridiculous\childish? Or not?

And also, people should not judge the Google "tool" based on it's privacy violations or invasive data-mining operations.

Right?

:: spit ::

[Gun142]

Did they put up a Nazi flag?
Did they march Jews into “the oven”?

If they didn’t, I find your question “ridiculous\childish”.

Are you saying Bing doesn’t data mine?
Even your ISP does.

Does Bing have an anti-Nazi emblem on their site?
By your logic, Bing must support Hitler.

You have an email account?
It too is data mined.

Spit?
Yea, that’s childish.

Of course, your being so naive about ‘tools’ on the internet is ridiculous given the one-sided and wild accusations\assumptions. Just clasp your hands over your ears and scream LALALALALALA.

BTW, the Easter Bunny isn’t real.
And Santa is dead.

Yes, dead.

[arderkrag]

Is the Nazi flag ridiculous\childish?

In this day and age, yes, a Nazi flag is pretty childish, as Nazis are cocktail party jokes. And that's the way it should be - we kick someone's butt, then we mock them. Infinitely.