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To John Larkin, who is also persuaded by the denialist nonsense he find on the climate change websites that the Murdoch media steer him to.

Trump does seem to be in line to pick up the gullible vote - John Larkin and Jim Thompson both like him - but as Lincoln said, you can't fool all the people, all the time.

Trump's appeal to minorities and women seems to be more limited, and his habit of promising different - and contradictory - things to different audiences has to be something of a turn-off for voters who can manage rational thought.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Slowman is fundamentally IGNORANT of business practices (that seems a fundamental qualification for pimping for the left?).

You don't build a casino for someone and assume it's operating profit or loss, that's the owner's responsibility. Selling someone your name to put on the building to draw suckers seems smart to me.

(The Chase stadium isn't owned and operated by Chase, they just bought naming rights.) ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

Nothing more need be said.

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krw

The only difference it would have made is that Jeb would be the candidate _this_ time. Communists rule the DNC and RINOs rule the RNC.

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krw

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Quite how I could remain fundamentally ignorant of business practices while working for companies like Cambridge Instruments, Fisons Applied Sensor Te chnology, and Haffmans B.V.where I was senior enough that I was on first na me terms with the directors, is left as an exercise for the reader.

One of the better stories from that period took place before I joined Cambr idge Instruments - they used to take stuff out of final test over-night, an d call it sold, to make the end-of-quarter numbers look better. It might ha ve fooled the auditors, but it didn't fool the final test technicians, who found it comic and pathetic in equal measure.

As in Trump University, now closed and being sued for fraud?

Which add to the exposure of the name, but if the name signifies rubbish, a s Trump's name does, what does it say about the kind of suckers that get dr awn in?

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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bill.sloman

I think Bill is not terribly well-informed when it comes to IP law and nominal property.

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Cursitor Doom

Property?? Now you done gone and said the most evil word in the leftist' vocabulary. ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

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I do have couple of patents, my father had about 25, and a couple of my fri ends have similar totals. I'm sure that an information property lawyers wou ld be better-informed (and a couple of the local IEEE organisors are patent lawyers) but I'm about as non-lawyer and non-litigant gets.

Paul Burridge has never shown any sign of knowing much about the subject.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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bill.sloman

Wrong. Property is fine. It's rent-seeking that's suspect.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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bill.sloman

You're beyond help.

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Cursitor Doom

I'll avoid stepping into that rather obvious trap. You'll have to up your game, mate.

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Cursitor Doom

Mentally ill. ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

Mentally ill Bill would sooner see millions of people sleeping rough on the streets than permitting a private rental sector to take some of the pressure off municipally-funded projects. He'd sooner see people homeless and destitute than see anyone make an honest buck from renting a spare room out.

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Cursitor Doom

It's cognitive dissonance. When you believe that history is a class struggle and everything revolves around haves and have-nots, to the degree that you sympathize with murderous Arab have-nots, you could be expected to think the idea of rent is suspect. I wonder what he would suggest for people who have temporary need of a car when far from home.

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Tom Del Rosso

I wonder why Cursitor Doom thinks that? Other than that he's got some antiq uated one-size-fits-all mental model of how "leftists" think.

Modern socialists are perfectly happy to let the free market sort out the d ivision of services and resources wherever it works. It seems to work reaso nably well in the property market. Developers do have to be encouraged to i nclude a certain amount of "affordable" housing in inner-city developments

- for teachers, nurses, policemen and the like - otherwise they just build hugely expensive apartments for currency traders, but the developers still seem to be making more-or-less honest bucks in that kind of environment.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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"Rent-seeking" isn't actually trying to rent out a room.

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Our right-wing nitwits don't know what particular phrases mean these days, and lack the wit to look them up.

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bill.sloman

According to a Broadcasting group, they are building transmitters with that part, and similar ones. A 5 KW transmitter with four outputs. It reminds me of the old days when they had four power tubes. Two for the final, and two for the modulator. :)

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Michael A. Terrell

DOn't take away her Teleprompter, just load it down with all of her lies, and all the names of those suspicious 'suicides' where they shot themselves in the back of the head with a rifle.

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Michael A. Terrell

I wonder how long she'll last before she starts barking?

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Michael A. Terrell

Then let them all have a meltdown, like BS.

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Michael A. Terrell

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