____/ Mark Kent on Thursday 29 November 2007 15:14 : \____
> [H]omer <spam@xxxxxxx> espoused:
>> Verily I say unto thee, that Roy Schestowitz spake thusly:
>>
>>> Microsoft's fellow giants push to end its oversight
>>>
>>> ,----[ Quote ]
>>> | Fellow giants Visa Inc. and Weyerhaeuser Co. have come to the aid
>>> | of Microsoft Corp., arguing that extending restrictive antitrust
>>> | oversight of the software maker could trigger a glut of needless
>>> | litigation for already overburdened courts.
>>> `----
>>
>> "We're too busy" is a ridiculous reason to allow criminals to go
>> unpunished. Maybe if the American judicial system stopped wasting time
>> prosecuting RIAA victims, and concentrated on the /real/ criminals like
>> Microsoft, then they wouldn't be quite so "overburdened".
>>
>
> That is incredible! Justice is only available on quiet days now...
>
> hahah!
Juridical DDOS.
That might explain why Microsoft is so trigger-happy with litigious
intimidation while having the Acacia troll (almost like a Microsoft
spinoff) "tilting justice into the death spiral".
Billy: "Hey, Stevie, the Feds have found out about our latest briberies in
Nigeria. What should we do?"
Stephen: "No worries. This December I'll start a legal war against Linux, but
we need to find a new shill to replace SCO. How about Novell, Acacia, and
Intellectual Ventures? We have de Icaza right inside Novell as a VP, we have
many Softies in Acacia and Intellectual Ventures is owned by a Softie. If we
hit the patent system and courts hard enough, there will be no need
for 'litigation in already overburdened courts'".
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