>I have one problem discussing with you FlameDuck. It's a)
>time and b) fun as these discussions mostly end up beeing
>horribly long
You are being staunchly entrenched in your position based on lack of understanding, so you have a problem discussing with FD because he is being stauncly entrenched in his position based on facts.
>because you tend to bring up aspects which
>either are wrong, have nothing to do with the subject
Thats where you fail. If you don't understand the relevance, then do some research.
>were there is no right and wrong you have an opinion which
>i just don't have
Antitrust is not about opinion, but historical fact. You know what they say, Opinion is the last resort of the fool.
>so as i lack of a) today i would say i cut it from my
>side. I could disagree and argue to this and that again
>but this is leading nowhere...
Of course, the entire basis for your opinion is flawed. There is a reason Antitrust legislation exists, and M$'s behaviour has been well documented. It's not that FD is unreasonable, but that anyone with some interest in the subject should be able to frustrate you to that same degree, if they could be bothered.
>time and b) fun as these discussions mostly end up beeing
>horribly long
You are being staunchly entrenched in your position based on lack of understanding, so you have a problem discussing with FD because he is being stauncly entrenched in his position based on facts.
>because you tend to bring up aspects which
>either are wrong, have nothing to do with the subject
Thats where you fail. If you don't understand the relevance, then do some research.
>were there is no right and wrong you have an opinion which
>i just don't have
Antitrust is not about opinion, but historical fact. You know what they say, Opinion is the last resort of the fool.
>so as i lack of a) today i would say i cut it from my
>side. I could disagree and argue to this and that again
>but this is leading nowhere...
Of course, the entire basis for your opinion is flawed. There is a reason Antitrust legislation exists, and M$'s behaviour has been well documented. It's not that FD is unreasonable, but that anyone with some interest in the subject should be able to frustrate you to that same degree, if they could be bothered.