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ParticipantPeople tend to forget that Jobs is responsible for 2 insanely great, insanely successful companies: Apple and Pixar. He bought Pixar for $10M and sold it for over $7B 20 years later. Cha-ching.
A world without Steve Jobs? There would have been no “Toy Story” — kids wouldn’t have gotten to watch Buzz and Woody! I don’t even want to imagine such a miserable place…
ParticipantTPTB love 2-income families. Double the productivity, double the tax. Also, in a 2-income household, there is less troublesome parental influence, so the larvae will be more docile and easily controlled when they mature.
ParticipantTPTB love 2-income families. Double the productivity, double the tax. Also, in a 2-income household, there is less troublesome parental influence, so the larvae will be more docile and easily controlled when they mature.
ParticipantTPTB love 2-income families. Double the productivity, double the tax. Also, in a 2-income household, there is less troublesome parental influence, so the larvae will be more docile and easily controlled when they mature.
ParticipantTPTB love 2-income families. Double the productivity, double the tax. Also, in a 2-income household, there is less troublesome parental influence, so the larvae will be more docile and easily controlled when they mature.
ParticipantTPTB love 2-income families. Double the productivity, double the tax. Also, in a 2-income household, there is less troublesome parental influence, so the larvae will be more docile and easily controlled when they mature.
Participant[quote=Arraya]His track record shows, as well as his financial advisor’s, that they encourages investment in China – a state run economy. Which means he is a hypocrite or delusional[/quote]
Yeah, I don’t get that. I think his position is that you should be able to have free trade with a kingdom or a dictator or a communist country or a capitalist one. If people don’t like kings or dictators or communists or capitalists, it is up to *them* not to purchase products coming from those places. It isn’t up to big daddy (or mommy if you’re a liberal) government to protect you from dealing with evil kings/dictators/commies/capitalists (choose according to personal preference).
Participant[quote=Arraya]His track record shows, as well as his financial advisor’s, that they encourages investment in China – a state run economy. Which means he is a hypocrite or delusional[/quote]
Yeah, I don’t get that. I think his position is that you should be able to have free trade with a kingdom or a dictator or a communist country or a capitalist one. If people don’t like kings or dictators or communists or capitalists, it is up to *them* not to purchase products coming from those places. It isn’t up to big daddy (or mommy if you’re a liberal) government to protect you from dealing with evil kings/dictators/commies/capitalists (choose according to personal preference).
Participant[quote=Arraya]His track record shows, as well as his financial advisor’s, that they encourages investment in China – a state run economy. Which means he is a hypocrite or delusional[/quote]
Yeah, I don’t get that. I think his position is that you should be able to have free trade with a kingdom or a dictator or a communist country or a capitalist one. If people don’t like kings or dictators or communists or capitalists, it is up to *them* not to purchase products coming from those places. It isn’t up to big daddy (or mommy if you’re a liberal) government to protect you from dealing with evil kings/dictators/commies/capitalists (choose according to personal preference).
Participant[quote=Arraya]His track record shows, as well as his financial advisor’s, that they encourages investment in China – a state run economy. Which means he is a hypocrite or delusional[/quote]
Yeah, I don’t get that. I think his position is that you should be able to have free trade with a kingdom or a dictator or a communist country or a capitalist one. If people don’t like kings or dictators or communists or capitalists, it is up to *them* not to purchase products coming from those places. It isn’t up to big daddy (or mommy if you’re a liberal) government to protect you from dealing with evil kings/dictators/commies/capitalists (choose according to personal preference).
Participant[quote=Arraya]His track record shows, as well as his financial advisor’s, that they encourages investment in China – a state run economy. Which means he is a hypocrite or delusional[/quote]
Yeah, I don’t get that. I think his position is that you should be able to have free trade with a kingdom or a dictator or a communist country or a capitalist one. If people don’t like kings or dictators or communists or capitalists, it is up to *them* not to purchase products coming from those places. It isn’t up to big daddy (or mommy if you’re a liberal) government to protect you from dealing with evil kings/dictators/commies/capitalists (choose according to personal preference).
Participant[quote=aldante]
CONCHO,
That was classic.LOL[/quote]I am convinced that this is what that movie is about. The analogy is 100% and let’s face it, no one would have ever gone to see a film about renegade zombie bankers sucking everyone dry so they made it about robots. Everyone is afraid of robots (I know I am).
Participant[quote=aldante]
CONCHO,
That was classic.LOL[/quote]I am convinced that this is what that movie is about. The analogy is 100% and let’s face it, no one would have ever gone to see a film about renegade zombie bankers sucking everyone dry so they made it about robots. Everyone is afraid of robots (I know I am).
Participant[quote=aldante]
CONCHO,
That was classic.LOL[/quote]I am convinced that this is what that movie is about. The analogy is 100% and let’s face it, no one would have ever gone to see a film about renegade zombie bankers sucking everyone dry so they made it about robots. Everyone is afraid of robots (I know I am).
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