Yes, I'm aware. It's just that with my karma hovering around 11, the last thing I need is fascist moderators modding me down as an imposter troll when I'm not.
I'm not an imposter. I don't copy/'s sig, I don't troll, and besides, my account is older than/'s. Try pronouncing the name, and you'll see it has a legitimate premise for existing, unlike the "Bruce Perens." type of trolls.
It's the same reason why PETA is telling people to drink beer instead of juice (instead of milk). It gets people's attention, makes the news reports, and gets much more publicity than it ever could have by itself.
And they are giving the website at the end, so fear not.
The ONLY way these companies struggle to give a dividend to their stockholders is to purchase other companies that actually *do* something.
Can anyone say AOL-TimeWarner merger? I thought so. Except that's one of the few net companies actually making a profit, so it's not a perfect example.
As long as you can convince the congressmen from the state of Washington or Virginia or any of these places that it's worthwhile not to give lots of money to lots of American companies, you have my support.
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Yes, I'm aware. It's just that with my karma hovering around 11, the last thing I need is fascist moderators modding me down as an imposter troll when I'm not.
I'm not an imposter. I don't copy /'s sig, I don't troll, and besides, my account is older than /'s. Try pronouncing the name, and you'll see it has a legitimate premise for existing, unlike the "Bruce Perens." type of trolls.
It's the same reason why PETA is telling people to drink beer instead of juice (instead of milk). It gets people's attention, makes the news reports, and gets much more publicity than it ever could have by itself.
And they are giving the website at the end, so fear not.
The ONLY way these companies struggle to give a dividend to their stockholders is to purchase other companies that actually *do* something.
Can anyone say AOL-TimeWarner merger? I thought so. Except that's one of the few net companies actually making a profit, so it's not a perfect example.
As long as you can convince the congressmen from the state of Washington or Virginia or any of these places that it's worthwhile not to give lots of money to lots of American companies, you have my support.