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By the way, selling heroin is also "business" to some, yet I suspect that you don't have an issue with the government intervening in that particular enterprise; even in a country as "free" as ours.
- by gfsdfge January 7, 2009 9:59 AM PST
- I live in Saratoga County NY. AMD came to NY and said it would open a plant. Our Politicians bribed them with a BILLION dollars of our tax money to build the plant. Now they say they'll only own a small percentage? I think this was a bait and switch. We should not give a Billion dollars to a company from Abu Dhabi. I wish the corperate press, like NBC, would junmp on this.
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