Comments on: Gates: Businesses need to embrace the poor
Although Windows 7 news grabs headlines, Microsoft chairman spends bulk of speeches urging businesses and governments to focus on helping world's have-nots.
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So we're going to take people who already live at or below the poverty line and bleed what's left of them dry slowly with microtransactions? Great idea.
Poor countries don't need your overpriced tablet PC's. There are already a number of options in the cheap PC space (OLPC, Eee PC) that are already making inroads. Why don't you drop your Microsoft line for a change and back initiatives that are already solving the problem.
Open Source, Free Software and Linux make these projects possible. In the meantime you are raping the developed world with your overpriced software.
I call on all corporations to drop Microsoft software, adopt Open Source software and donate half of the difference to charity. You won't be getting ripped off by Microsoft and you will feel better having done it!
If they didn't do that, it would be our free choice to buy or not to buy, and thus our own fault if we buy into a bad deal.
Clearly MS & Toshi 'made' us do it...
It reminds me when my little brother 'made' me
throw rocks through the neighbors plate glass living room window.
And multiple XBOX models...what does Billy think this is? A free market or something? He acts like he owns Microsoft or something. Do you think he considers the helpless customer, forced to own these creations of his??! Nooooo...
So, I agree. Its not our fault...nothing ever is.
Isn't this country wonderful?
GO USA!
That is what needs to be done.
What a clown.
What is worse are the idiots that think this guy is a true philanthropist.
Kids. Think about the poor kids Bill! Think... Think..
How about a 95% discount for ripping off every being in the world, personal and businesses considering how much you make!
Get a heart..
- by mike45689 September 7, 2008 5:09 PM PDT
- It is totally about kids.And their bills for different items.I like this very much.Nice to see this articles.
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