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I mean, it's pretty hard to argue it isn't his property at this point. And overall, he stole from the rich and is giving to the poor.
by strbean 6y ago
I mean, it's pretty hard to argue it isn't his property at this point.
And overall, he stole from the rich and is giving to the poor.
- jacobwilliamroy 6y agoWow. Microsoft wants to own us, do you get that? They want our kids to go to microsoft school, to train for a microsoft job, get married by a microsoft priest and be laid to rest at a microsoft funeral. This is where microsoft will take us if we continue to willfully ignore their world-conquering agenda. Yeah, I know, there are lots of world-conquering agendas out there. Microsoft's actually warrants concern because their plan might actually work. In fact, it definitely will, so long as there are people like you who will ignore facts and advance their interests. I am very worried that the government so far has proven too weak to break up, or audit microsoft. What's next? Too weak to jail microsoft? Too weak to refuse microsoft products? Will the government even try in the future? Or will they fall in line, for fear of failure and embarassment? The last two encounters had pretty big negative consequences for computing, and the nation as a whole. Another dust up may leave the government in a weaker position than it is now, with case law already on the books making it more difficult for the IRS to audit large corporations.