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matthew,

I didn't call you "middle America", where do you live?
What I am talking about is how surprised I am to turn on the news to see people sh!ting there pants about what they think of as communism. This has been taken so far that it has come full circle and is now mistaken as Nazzi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYlZiWK2Iy8

Yeah I know.... you've seen it.

The thing is this: someone laughs at a guy who's bought 9 Rolls Royces and a tropical island. You brand him as a communist.

Over reaction my friend, you sound like a caricature of what the rest of the world see as American.

Let it go.
matthew,

I didn't call you "middle America", where do you live?
What I am talking about is how surprised I am to turn on the news to see people sh!ting there pants about what they think of as communism. This has been taken so far that it has come full circle and is now mistaken as Nazzi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYlZiWK2Iy8

Yeah I know.... you've seen it.

The thing is this: someone laughs at a guy who's bought 9 Rolls Royces and a tropical island. You brand him as a communist.

Over reaction my friend, you sound like a caricature of what the rest of the world see as American.

Let it go.
Thanks Jamie.
You seem to be the only intelligent person here and managed to say what was needed to be said without resorting to cheap insults.
Capitalism's recent history has nothing to be proud of. I am not a "Communist" which is a word that still -alarmingly- seems to terrify middle America. Neither Capitalism nor Communism are evil theories, what makes both of them turn bad is greed.

No one needs 9 Rolls Royces, to be honest buys any Rolls because of need and 9 is basically abhorrent. It wouldn't have been so bad if he could afford them, but he couldn't.

Religion is another example of what otherwise would be nothing more than a belief, but becomes manipulative and quite frankly evil in greedy hands.

Anyway; all people are saying is that mr Cage should have kept his spending under control. Pay your taxes, then spend what you have left. It's quite simple really.
@ Matthew
You need to get you head out of the 1950s. What you call Obamanomics might actually help your country become a better place to live.
The world needs these "unproductive" people you so fondly talk about. Who will clean the streets and hospitals? Who takes away your trash and washes your laundry? The top earners make up a very small percentage of the population. It is the invisible workers who keep the country oiled. Not the top crust of high earners. If you can afford it, then you need to pay your taxes to help keep these people fit and healthy so that industry and agriculture can keep working. Without these low earners everything grinds to a halt
@Jean I would probably give it a bit of testing before jumping onboard for flying around the world
That all seemed so desperate.
I love that most of the people in the shop just ignored them.


Cringe
Why would anyone want to play one of these?
It's like a Chapman Stick only worse
Picture 8... is that the OSX dock?
Being honest?
Given the choice of all you can eat buffet... I will always go for the 3 slices. The quality will be so much better.
I am talking literally here. I work in Soho in London there is a buffet chinese over the road, I will never eat there because I know the food will be terrible.

So... I would rather pay for quality than feast on rubbish
Slow day in Engadget towers eh?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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