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By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 20:21:51 +0000

And Apple stole it from Xerox, what do you feel you have proven here?

Wouldn’t the world be better if we were all communist, eh?

(please note the sarcasm)

By: Elisabeth Yates

Elisabeth Yates — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 22:35:14 +0000

Bill Gates basically stole the concept of GUI interface from Apple in the very early 80s, then integrated that technology into what became ‘Windows’. From there, as his company, Microsoft grew, he cornered the market, developing a near monopoly and crushing or buying upstart businesses who didn’t have the fiscal means to compete. The philanthropic works of Gates did not occur until way after he accumulated billions for himself and he made sure his foundation had his name on it for egotistical reasons.

No extremely wealthy person creates such vast fortunes in a vacuum.. you have to step on, and take advantage of countless people to do it. You have to destroy all competition and prey upon weaknesses in individuals, other companies and the economy. And the most sinister aspect of people like these is that once they accrue vast sums of wealth- which they can not take with them once they die, rather than retire and enjoy the fruits of their labors, they instead continue trying to make more wealth. The sick cycle continues.. And to those who rationalize that these people are to be admired because they create jobs, let us not lose sight on reality- billionaires hiring people at the cheapest wages possible to help make them more money while not hesitating replacing that worker with a less expensive one at the first opportunity.

If you wish to admire greed, selfishness and evil, that is your right- free country. But you are also wrong to think as you do.

By: T Edwards

T Edwards — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:39:08 +0000

I agree with this post completely. I admire successful people and try to emulate them so that I can duplicate their success. People that resent the rich and powerful are simply jealous.

First time visiting your blog. I like it.