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One could reasonably argue that some of "his" wealth was obtained illegally. So what he's really doing os disposing of money that rightfully belongs to others.
by DoofusOfDeath 9y ago
One could reasonably argue that some of "his" wealth was obtained illegally.
So what he's really doing os disposing of money that rightfully belongs to others.
That's only generous in a very perverse sensenof the word.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoThat's for courts to argue. He's not a criminal avoiding justice; anyone can sue it at any time for perceived wrongdoings. So far, the courts have been involved a few times in the past, and Microsoft paid the price determined by them. (Personally, I don't care about that either. In my eyes, all the good Gates has done to this day already far outweighs any shady business practices Microsoft has been engaged in the past.)