____/ Erik Funkenbusch on Friday 26 October 2007 17:03 : \____
> On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 15:38:24 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> By association, Erik is as criminal and corrupt as those whom he defends.
>
> You are going way too far there Roy. Calling people criminals is uncalled
> for, and you should be ashamed of yourself. That is, if you had any shame.
What a scummy man you are. Once again changing subject line to accuse people,
eh...?
Is bribery not a crime? Yes? Well, Microsoft bribed people for OOXML.
To borrow a recent example, how about inside trading?
Insider Trading Hasn't Affect Microsoft Stock - Yet
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| MarketWatch.com reports that Robbie Bach, president of Microsoft's
| Entertainment and Devices division, sold $6.2 million of Microsoft
| stock just prior to announcing that Microsoft was going to have to
| extend XBox 360 warranties to three years because of extensive
| failures. The filings note that this was not part of any
| scheduled diversification or selling program; this was a
| conscious, unscheduled sale by the guy in charge of releasing
| news that could affect the value of Microsoft stock.
|
| [...]
|
| Insider trading is a very serious violation of the law; just
| ask Martha Stewart, who served five months in prison for
| avoiding losses of $43,000 through trades that just had suspicious
| timing (no insider trading was actually proven). This is $6.3
| million that went straight into Robbie Bach's pocket.
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http://biz.yahoo.com/seekingalpha/070713/40947_id.html?.v=1
That's a crime, Erik. If you defend this behaviour, then you endorse crime. Be
careful.
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