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To: HokieMom

The problem for Google is an age old problem.

Paraphrasing: If you’re going to go after the king, make sure you kill him.

Google tried to take Trump out. Now it has to deal with a man it alienated to the max.

Google isn’t the only enterprise that did this.

Now they are having to rethink what they did to themselves.


4 posted on 01/17/2017 10:09:42 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Obama, Clinton, McStain, and Graham, with people like this, who needs enemies?)
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To: DoughtyOne

Paraphrasing: If you’re going to go after the king, make sure you kill him.
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Exactly.

The difference between MAJOR companies and say newspapers and pols is the MAJOR companies with stockholders to answer to, look around and see that if they don’t get on the bandwagon they will lose out big time.

Pols don’t care, all they have to do is enough to be able to give ‘their’ people something for nothing and they will be able to hang around in Govt for years at OUR expense.
Good example is the Pol from NY that is in trouble with his Caribbean Islands etc... First question should be ‘How can a poor boy from Harlem now be able to afford a Great home on Park Ave(?), villas in the Islands, 1500 dollar suits, expensive cars etc etc when his ONLY job in his 60 years has been as a ‘public servant’(BARF) with no other visible, above the table, support while his constituents still languish in poverty AND believe him when he comes around to ‘renew the lie’?....

Until that gets ‘fixed’ they will NEVER get ahead, no matter how much free stuff we continue to throw at them..


7 posted on 01/17/2017 10:18:48 PM PST by xrmusn ((6/98)" "If you see a civilian in cammies -- bump into him")
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