>>>>>I'm curious how far breaking the law is ok in your view then. What else is it ok for them to do? Rob a bank? Steal from the grocery store? Steal a car? Break into homes and steal another person's belongings? Anything they think they need to do for a better economic life?
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>>>>Funny how "breaking the law" suddenly gets explained via straight theft from a person. I somehow never see embezzlement, corporate fraud, Ponzi schemes, buying laws, Microsoft etc. As if any of these aren't a convincing example.
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>>>How did Microsoft land on that list?
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>>Uh.... where were you during the past (and current) Microsoft antitrust court battle?
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>Right here, ma'am. And I seem to recall them being exonerated.
No,they reached a SETTLEMENT
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