[Am-info] Another view (other views)

[Paul Rickard]

====== On 06.13.2000 10:14 AM, Norm typed: =======

>     Besides the 'revisionist history' (and claims to be a Democrat) he
>really sounds like a closet Libertarian to me...at least when it comes
>to antitrust law.  What I ask people like that is if they believe in
>antitrust enforcement under any circumstances, and usually after you
>wade through all the crap you'll find they don't.
>
>     These guys worship 'the golden rule' (he with all the gold makes
>the rules).  If 'the mafia' found a way to pull off an IPO they'd be
>first in line to get in on it...and if you and I didn't like it it must
>be because we're jealous of their success.  For these people 'money =
>good', and regardless of what side of the isle he claims to be on the
>quote "profit-driven representative democracy" tells me all I need to
>know...IOW I'd consider the source.

      He sounds like a Clinton to me, not a libertarian.. Money is good, 
we want nothing to get in the way of our economony, and laws exist to 
restrain everyone - except me and my friends because I'm smarter than 
anyone else.



======== Paul Rickard, Editor of The Microsoft Boycott Campaign =======
--------------------------------[ Http://www.msboycott.com ]-----------

  "But for Microsoft's interference, the market would be much more
   dynamic as new technologies and fresh innovations challenged the 
   company's present dominance."
       -Judge Robert Bork, former US Supreme Court nominee