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Perhaps he knows something the rest of us don't. On the other hand, there haven't been any stories about his applying for citizenship in India, have there? (That would be more than just a clue!)
If he had citizenship he would probably lose the tax breaks.
MS is a multi-national corporation, owned by people from all over the world, ran by people from all over the world, who employs people from all of the world, and the customers are from all over the world.
Maybe he's still pissed he had to spend a lot of money defending himself in the U.S. government antitrust case
The late Nobel economist Milton Friedman believed that the antitrust case against Microsoft set a dangerous precedent that foreshadowed increasing government regulation of what was formerly an industry that was relatively free of government intrusion and that future technological progress in the industry will be impeded as a result.
The 1.75 billion + they have invested in American activities doesn't count.
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how is that controversial or how does that point have to do with politics?
This forum is also the catch-all for troll threads. They've at least got a shot here. In the other forums, this post would be locked, sealed and the poster banned for posting gibberish.
Of course you have some reputable links to back up your ridiculous assertion, right?
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Ever hear this guy talk about Healh Care?
Yes, he's very inspiring, and extremely well-informed.
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