

Company reverses stance its critics panned as heartless











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RE: I blame Vista...
By just4U on 2/24/2009 1:43:23 AM , Rating: 5
HOGWASH!!! (did I use that word?!) Everyone blames America... As pointed out earlier (with the Bush comment) it's so much easier then getting up and doing something about solving the worlds problems.

FACT Not Fiction! (I am not a American)

RE: I blame Vista...
By Alexstarfire on 2/24/2009 2:47:06 AM , Rating: 1
You mean like how we should end world hunger and fight off all the diseases in Africa? Guess they can't figure out that fighting for a cause and dying is better than dying for no reason and living in fear.

I have never seen a need to help people that won't even help themselves.

Anyways, most people like to blame everyone but themselves. How can you, Americans, blame Bush when you yourselves elected him. We elect these people in power then complain about them. You don't like the people on the ballot, vote for someone else, simple as that. If no choice, then don't vote. I must say that our election process needs to change so it's not just whoever has the most money gets elected. Hell, I bet if Bill Gates ran for President he'd win.

RE: I blame Vista...
By just4U on 2/24/2009 4:58:27 AM , Rating: 4
No I mean like when alot of the people who live in other countries like to blame America (for just about everything) instead of having their governments get up and do something productive. But (as with the Bush comment) it's so much easier to ...

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RE: I blame Vista...
By MadMan007 on 2/24/2009 1:34:14 PM , Rating: 2
When an elected official makes bad decisions that were unforeseen by the electorate or not addressed by the candidate it's hard to lay the blame on the electorate. The key to being a good leader is to make good decisions when unforeseen problems arise and not being dogmatic about it.

