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jdw said:

 When stupid engineers tell me it can't be done, I say, DO IT ANYWAY.  Where there's a will, there's a way.  There's always a way.  

At which point, your confused two year old again attempts to put his square block into a round hole, tears in his eyes.

9secondkox2 said:

Lame. Tech leaders stick with tech please. 

Lame. Tech is **business** and businesses don't need your permission to do things they feel are in their best economic interests.

matrix077 said:

In the old days, it's an easy sell for America. Looks at the land of freedom, the democracy. Everybody loves that. Everyone love having freedom. Now it's tough. You want democracy? Beware! You'll get same sex marriage.

"Beware! You'll get black people drinking from the same water fountain. Beware! You'll get uppity women in the workplace."

Same crud, different decade.

ttollerton said:

You're right.  Obamacare being the perfect example of your last sentence. 

Except, of course, the parts that you like, though unaware that you like, or refuse to believe that the ACA has anything to do with those that you like in the first place. Oh, and it's 2016: people have been waiting for the stunning, mind-blowing awesome-terrific-happy replacement that always seems to be just around the corner but forever remains out of reach.

thewhitefalcon said:

So are Apple and other companies saying that only their opinion matters? Are they better than the voters of North Carolina that wanted this? I thought the left didn't like big business and money in politics?

Corporations are people my friend. And Citizens United makes it perfectly legal and acceptable for corporations to engage in the very thing you are now decrying.