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Re: [CPF0000] The globalization of COMMON, or is this the right direction?

Joe,
I started with an assumption. You showed me evidence that my assumptuion was incorrect. I conceded that to you. Is that laziness? 

Given that concession, I asked you the next logical question.
I am not sure whose ilk you put me in to, but that seems to be a stretch. I am not for a "global corporatocracy" - those are words you are putting in my mouth. I appreciate that you think I do not work hard, but again, that is a slam. You slamming me does not make me a troll. And the "most intellectually lazy individual"?? Wow - that is better than the last slam...
You took time to debate the Russian Onion. I, for one, appreciate that, but it was completely silly. Professional? Hmmmm.
Can we debate without you calling names? Or is that required by you and your ilk? 

Trevor
----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Pluta" Subject: RE: [CPF0000] The globalization of COMMON,or is this the right direction? 



Trevor, I honestly can't tell whether you are a troll, or you actually are
the most intellectually lazy individual I've ever met.  You started this
portion of the thread with the following patently absurd statement:

"From what I know, by spending money in India, the US is making more than
they spend. This would mean that while some of the wealth shifts there, more 
of it comes back."

I take the time to carefully and professionally debunk this despite your
various forms of intellectual chicanery, and you finally devolve to your
true colors: "yeah, you're right, but you're whining."

And while you and your ilk may believe that a global corporatocracy is
inevitable, there are still those of us who think that hard work and
innovation mean more than a couple of pennies on the bottom line of a
quarterly earnings statement.

Joe

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