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Comment Re:Great Depression? (Score 1) 873

Wow, so you have never heard of innovation, ingenuity, or wealth generation. Rags to riches? I am sorry you have been brainwashed to believe these things about Capitalism. Capitalism allows wealth to be generated from nothing but the application of ones mind and hard work carried out by ones hands.

Comment Re:Great Depression? (Score 1) 873

Yeah, well I have seen the values of my investments plummet +30% but I am in for the long haul. Many people lived through the Great Depression and look what happened to this country afterwards. Was there ever a time in American history that proved to be more inventive and innovative than the period of time during and after WWII? We are namby pambys today. A bit sad actually. I don't want government bailing anyone out. It prolongs the failure and spreads out the misery.

Comment Re:Great Depression? (Score 2, Interesting) 873

I say... Frig em all. The people who lent the money who couldn't pay back the loans. Thinking they would be able to sell the home for a profit all the while taking out more mortgages and buying new cars and flatscreen TVs. Those of us who were repsonsible and didn't take part in the excess are getting reamed. We are the ones who need to be rewarded, in the form of lower taxes. Not GIVING money away to those who failed. Capitalism fails if you reward the losers and punish the winners.
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Submission + - Walmart gives HD-DVD a boost with a $99 player 1

smoondog writes: "HD-DVD, the next generation format in a tight battle with rival Blu-Ray, got a huge boost this week with Walmart and K-Mart unveiling new pricing and exclusive advertising campaigns. Walmart is featuring the Toshiba HD-A2 player on Friday (11/2) as a 'secret' sale at $98.97. Additionally, a black Friday ad has the third generation HD-A3 at $169 at Sears, and K-Mart is now HD-DVD exclusive. Dreamworks is rolling out an exclusive Shrek based advertising campaign, and Walmart ads have been showing in primetime all week. Deflating even more from the Blu-Ray camp, Walmart is unveiling new pricing of $14.97 on a library of titles. Although Blu-Ray still maintains the sales lead, it is getting harder to argue with the $300 price difference between the lowest priced players."

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