Wealth redistribution hits super-wealthy (or once super -wealthy).

[Coronita]

[quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…

[werewolf34]

At least McAfee is a self-made man. A better example than the spoiled rich kids who inherit their wealth.

Opening bid on the ranch $1 bob

[werewolf34]

At least McAfee is a self-made man. A better example than the spoiled rich kids who inherit their wealth.

Opening bid on the ranch $1 bob

[werewolf34]

At least McAfee is a self-made man. A better example than the spoiled rich kids who inherit their wealth.

Opening bid on the ranch $1 bob

[werewolf34]

At least McAfee is a self-made man. A better example than the spoiled rich kids who inherit their wealth.

Opening bid on the ranch $1 bob

[werewolf34]

At least McAfee is a self-made man. A better example than the spoiled rich kids who inherit their wealth.

Opening bid on the ranch $1 bob

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu][quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…[/quote]

FLU: I’ve always liked John McAfee and largely because he personified that maverick pre-Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur mentality. Along with guys like Jobs and Woz and Gordon Moore/Robert Noyce (Intel), they were the true innovators that pushed the boundaries and made Silicon Valley what it is today. Yeah, McAfee came after, but he had that same anti-establishment/anti-corporate attitude and drive.

Most of the guys in tech don’t remember the true giants in the field and only know things through the prism of Google, Yahoo and Intel (the Andy Grove version, not the REAL Intel), which are now all a bunch of overly corporatized mindless shills.

I hope John McAfee comes back and does it again.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu][quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…[/quote]

FLU: I’ve always liked John McAfee and largely because he personified that maverick pre-Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur mentality. Along with guys like Jobs and Woz and Gordon Moore/Robert Noyce (Intel), they were the true innovators that pushed the boundaries and made Silicon Valley what it is today. Yeah, McAfee came after, but he had that same anti-establishment/anti-corporate attitude and drive.

Most of the guys in tech don’t remember the true giants in the field and only know things through the prism of Google, Yahoo and Intel (the Andy Grove version, not the REAL Intel), which are now all a bunch of overly corporatized mindless shills.

I hope John McAfee comes back and does it again.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu][quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…[/quote]

FLU: I’ve always liked John McAfee and largely because he personified that maverick pre-Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur mentality. Along with guys like Jobs and Woz and Gordon Moore/Robert Noyce (Intel), they were the true innovators that pushed the boundaries and made Silicon Valley what it is today. Yeah, McAfee came after, but he had that same anti-establishment/anti-corporate attitude and drive.

Most of the guys in tech don’t remember the true giants in the field and only know things through the prism of Google, Yahoo and Intel (the Andy Grove version, not the REAL Intel), which are now all a bunch of overly corporatized mindless shills.

I hope John McAfee comes back and does it again.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu][quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…[/quote]

FLU: I’ve always liked John McAfee and largely because he personified that maverick pre-Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur mentality. Along with guys like Jobs and Woz and Gordon Moore/Robert Noyce (Intel), they were the true innovators that pushed the boundaries and made Silicon Valley what it is today. Yeah, McAfee came after, but he had that same anti-establishment/anti-corporate attitude and drive.

Most of the guys in tech don’t remember the true giants in the field and only know things through the prism of Google, Yahoo and Intel (the Andy Grove version, not the REAL Intel), which are now all a bunch of overly corporatized mindless shills.

I hope John McAfee comes back and does it again.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu][quote=ralphfurley]Wealth redistribution, yeah… He didn’t lose all his money with poor investments or anything (not to mention that McAfee is not the greatest anti-virus software).

I’ll add that four million is hardly a pittance. I don’t think McAfee or MC Hammer would trade places with the hobo that hit me up for change this afternoon.[/quote]

Got a company that’s better than McAfee? I thought so…[/quote]

FLU: I’ve always liked John McAfee and largely because he personified that maverick pre-Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur mentality. Along with guys like Jobs and Woz and Gordon Moore/Robert Noyce (Intel), they were the true innovators that pushed the boundaries and made Silicon Valley what it is today. Yeah, McAfee came after, but he had that same anti-establishment/anti-corporate attitude and drive.

Most of the guys in tech don’t remember the true giants in the field and only know things through the prism of Google, Yahoo and Intel (the Andy Grove version, not the REAL Intel), which are now all a bunch of overly corporatized mindless shills.

I hope John McAfee comes back and does it again.

[Anonymous]

His wealth was not redistributed. It was sacrificed to the banking gods.

[Anonymous]

His wealth was not redistributed. It was sacrificed to the banking gods.

[Anonymous]

His wealth was not redistributed. It was sacrificed to the banking gods.

[Anonymous]

His wealth was not redistributed. It was sacrificed to the banking gods.

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