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Comment: Re:I agree. (Score 5, Insightful) 325

by haystor (#37843730) Attached to: Netflix Loses 800,000 Subscribers After Qwikster Gaffe

iTunes was able to negotiate price because they were by far the second most popular method of getting music. The most popular by far was copying (not sharing) music for free. People were still going to buy Apple's hardware whether Apple had a music store or not. Netflix doesn't have that luxury. They must have the content or else they will have nothing to sell.

Comment: Re:Sure beats the alternative (Score 2) 308

by haystor (#37796706) Attached to: A Digital Direct Democracy For the Modern Age

Good luck getting a "no" out of a politician. You'll get an answer about how there is ongoing study in something vaguely related to the topic of the question. How they know that it is important to you and your fellow Americans and that they would like to see your freedoms to fruition but need to remain concerned that these freedoms do not infringe upon others when some mysterious, unnamed group exploits these freedoms.

Comment: Re:Love this guy (Score 1) 2247

by haystor (#37776546) Attached to: Ron Paul Suggests Axing 5 U.S. Federal Departments (and Budgets)

Ah, I too long for the days of Clinton. If only he could come back and we could recommence the internet bubble.

Clinton is a good example of hands off government because the dems couldn't get anything passed and then the Republicans took over and nothing got done.

This isn't good leadership (by either part). It is what happens when the country gets left alone.

The government doesn't make jobs, it doesn't stoke the economy. It can put barriers (regulations) in place or move money from the most successul to less successful endeavors.

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