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I like how the title introduces a HUGE bias against the author. I know it's all trendy to say whatever can bait some viewers to blog posts and stuff, but come
by VeejayRampay 14y ago
I like how the title introduces a HUGE bias against the author.
I know it's all trendy to say whatever can bait some viewers to blog posts and stuff, but come on, he's one of the richest men in the world, one of the greatest entrepreneurs of recent history and currently solving world-wide health issues, let's have some decency.
- Xcelerate 14y agoSeriously, that's the same thing I thought too. It really makes the author look naive instead.
- wnight 14y agoThe author called him naive, not a monster. Also, Bill might be rich but under his command Microsoft faked evidence in federal court, etc, to get and keep it. If the law worked the same for him as for everyone else he wouldn't have so much money to give away.
- VeejayRampay 14y agoHe did some questionable things, true. He's not a saint, true as well. But then again, name ONE great entrepreneur that never did any shady stuff... And at least he's not hoarding the money like other CEO douchebags and doing what he thinks is best for mankind. I like to think that's commendable.