At 10:47 AM +0200 4/7/00, Tom Vogt wrote:
>Tim May wrote:
>> >if you are a company, then going bancrupt is the equivalence of dying.
>> >someone threatening you - overt or implied - with driving you out of
>> >business is the equivalent of a murder threat, right?
>>
>> You're being foolish.
>
At 04:48 PM 4/6/00 +0200, Tom Vogt wrote:
>David Honig wrote:
>> I don't think MS ever used violence, or the threat of it.
>> Ergo, it ain't nobody's business what they do.
>
>if you are a company, then going bancrupt is the equivalence of dying.
You are confusing meat-violence with abstract meta
At 04:51 AM 07/04/00 -0400, Tom Vogt wrote:
>Tim May wrote:
>> >if you are a company, then going bancrupt is the equivalence of dying.
>> >someone threatening you - overt or implied - with driving you out of
>> >business is the equivalent of a murder threat, right?
>>
>> You're being foolish.
>
>
Tim May wrote:
> >if you are a company, then going bancrupt is the equivalence of dying.
> >someone threatening you - overt or implied - with driving you out of
> >business is the equivalent of a murder threat, right?
>
> You're being foolish.
explain that to the 10k people who lost a job at my
At 10:52 AM -0400 4/6/00, Tom Vogt wrote:
>David Honig wrote:
>> >Oh, Ignore that guy stabbing the supplier in the back with a knife while
>> >he steals money out of his pocket and distracts the customer with flashy
>> >lights and loud noises (and the occassional blackmail attempt).
>>
>> I do
David Honig wrote:
> >Oh, Ignore that guy stabbing the supplier in the back with a knife while
> >he steals money out of his pocket and distracts the customer with flashy
> >lights and loud noises (and the occassional blackmail attempt).
>
> I don't think MS ever used violence, or the threat of i
