Yesterday, there was a heat flame all over the sky of this church. Although I don't agree with that Anonymous monk, but I felt really disappointed that no single monk came out, and taught him a lesson with facts.

Why nobody came out write up three pieces of code, one in Perl, one on c, one in Java and show him how wrong he is? Why?

I couldn't, as I don't know Java.

Instead, everyone rebated his post pointlessly, use flame to fight flame. Why I didn't see a single firefighter?

Even worse, one monk has a certain country of original, started spread his hatred towards American and her people, without a single thought of what US has given him, his job, his education, the freedom he enjoyed.

I am absolutely diappointed that most of those replies sounds like written by Robin Hood, not a warrior.

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