On Jul 15, 2009, at 10:50 PM, Roy A. Ackerman, Ph.D., E.A. wrote:
So, if Microsoft elected to STOP you from using another browser-
it's their
software, admit, leave me alone- it would be ok.
But it is not their market. When any large corporation makes anti-
competitive actions it damages the market. If the damage is slight we
let it pass. If the damage is major we go after the bastards.
I just don't understand your attraction to lawlessness and the
condoning of bad behavior. The market belongs to us collectively and
it is a collective responsibility to protect it. When we fail to do
that we risk market meltdowns like we now have, which is due to the
failure of financial market regulators and likely corrupt
administration intervention in support of the bad guys. Imagine how
unlivable it would be if the current market meltdown were repeated
every year or two.
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