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Heather 3 month s ago
#10 At the same time, the same guy, Mao Tse Tung was responsible for the deaths of 25 million people through this and other idiotic and evil policies.
       
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Irv 3 month s ago
Heather, Another record for the Tangerine Turd to pursue so he can again use the phrase "the most ever in the history of the world!"
       
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Lettice 3 month s ago
nothing can beat idiocity and evil of wars, pharmacy and "agendas".
       
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Napoleon 3 month s ago
#8 That's what we still do today... With drunkards. So, basically it's an ancient tradition
       
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Wilber 3 month s ago
#7 I'm telling you there were some anime-level hijinks.
#10 now that is some Darth Plagueis level of irony.
       
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"A very recent historical fact that is weirdly not talked about as much as it should be -- Microsoft had accumulated such a big monopoly over the personal computer market through the 80s and 90s that in 1997 Microsoft was nearly broken apart by the US government. In an attempt to avoid an investigation, Microsoft invested nearly $150 million into a then-failing Apple Computer to give the US government less ammunition in a potential anti-trust case. This saved Apple from bankruptcy and helped them to become one of the biggest tech companies in history. Microsoft, however, profited off of this investment. In 2003, Microsoft sold their shares in Apple for nearly $600 million."

 

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