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Ridiculous.
- by joetesta70 July 21, 2008 2:42 PM PDT
- MORE MONEY FOR $TEVE JOB$, LESS FOR THOSE IN NEEED AND THE ENVIRONMENT
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- by Perry_Clease July 21, 2008 2:46 PM PDT
- Give it a rest kid
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(3 Comments)APPLE IS THE NEW EVIL EMPIRE. Ever wonder why Steve Jobs is not on Forbes' list of biggest philanthropists in the US? Greed. He'd only have to give away 1% to make the cut. He never promotes the environment (Greenpeace repeatedly dings Apple on recycleability of its products) or fighting disease, Darfur or world hunger - never anything but what will make $teve money.
Bill Gates makes the Forbes philanthropy list, Michael Dell, Sergei Brin, Larry Ellison and a host of other tech people.
That's Apple. That's Evil.