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So many "Not good. I want [company I trust] to be free to regulate [company I don't trust]" comments here. Even more odd, its sometimes followed by the even st
by rickdeckard 4y ago
So many "Not good. I want [company I trust] to be free to regulate [company I don't trust]" comments here.
Even more odd, its sometimes followed by the even stranger argument "If [company I trust] is legally forced to stop restricting its competitors and has to allow me to choose, I may be lured into choosing [company I don't trust]".
Sorry, but all this is closer to religion than common sense.
- r053bud 4y agoIt’s Apple Stockholm syndrome at it’s finest. But you are apt in your religion comparison. Anything the good lord Jobs, or his prophet Cook says or does is law
- jutrewag 4y agoIf this is Stockholm syndrome then it’s better than any experience I’ve had in a non-hostage situation.
- TheHappyOddish 4y agoWhat an arrogent statement. You should read it over and think about how you interact with others.