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The left loves Apple and they love Steve Jobs more.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Link?
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Link?
I'm prohibited until I make 15 posts.
Fair enough.
I can add to the above though. It's based in the bay area (liberal mecca), and the left tends to think that Steve Jobs is a product of the baby boomer hippie generation, and can relate to him.
I'm throwing ideas out here.
Sacramento is in the Bay Area?Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Link?
I'm prohibited until I make 15 posts.
I can add to the above though. It's based in the bay area (liberal mecca), and the left tends to think that Steve Jobs is a product of the baby boomer hippie generation, and can relate to him.
I'm throwing ideas out here.
"****** I have a base of $53 and with commission I make another $50-$60K a year, so kiss my ass!"
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Unlike many of us who work for a living or are productive, liberals spend their day posing as pseudo creative/intellectual types. Most productive industries use PC's, any person who works from home uses PC's for the most part. They're better value for money and more universally used in the business world. So why is Apple popular do you ask? Well It has a market penetration of only about 12% in the United States, and about half that amount in the rest of the world. The 12% who do use them are either wannabe creative types who sit in coffee shops all day with black rimmed glasses so others can look at them and think they're a famous blogger or some app developer when most of the time they aren't - probably just browsing craigslist or the ikea catalog all day. The rest are usually student loan brats.
Apple computer are hardly used in any productive applications on a large scale.
Sacramento is in the Bay Area?Link?
I'm prohibited until I make 15 posts.
I can add to the above though. It's based in the bay area (liberal mecca), and the left tends to think that Steve Jobs is a product of the baby boomer hippie generation, and can relate to him.
I'm throwing ideas out here.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Unlike many of us who work for a living or are productive, liberals spend their day posing as pseudo creative/intellectual types. Most productive industries use PC's, any person who works from home uses PC's for the most part. They're better value for money and more universally used in the business world. So why is Apple popular do you ask? Well It has a market penetration of only about 12% in the United States, and about half that amount in the rest of the world. The 12% who do use them are either wannabe creative types who sit in coffee shops all day with black rimmed glasses so others can look at them and think they're a famous blogger or some app developer when most of the time they aren't - probably just browsing craigslist or the ikea catalog all day. The rest are usually student loan brats.
Apple computer are hardly used in any productive applications on a large scale.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Link?
I'm prohibited until I make 15 posts.
I can add to the above though. It's based in the bay area (liberal mecca), and the left tends to think that Steve Jobs is a product of the baby boomer hippie generation, and can relate to him.
I'm throwing ideas out here.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Unlike many of us who work for a living or are productive, liberals spend their day posing as pseudo creative/intellectual types. Most productive industries use PC's, any person who works from home uses PC's for the most part. They're better value for money and more universally used in the business world. So why is Apple popular do you ask? Well It has a market penetration of only about 12% in the United States, and about half that amount in the rest of the world. The 12% who do use them are either wannabe creative types who sit in coffee shops all day with black rimmed glasses so others can look at them and think they're a famous blogger or some app developer when most of the time they aren't - probably just browsing craigslist or the ikea catalog all day. The rest are usually student loan brats.
Apple computer are hardly used in any productive applications on a large scale.
I've used Apple for years in my home music recording studio. It's amazing how reliable it is. Never lose any of my work, doesn't freeze, keeps up with my recording. The sound quality is top notch. I've tried the exact same thing on a PC before-and it's just not as good. The quality and dependability isn't there. While most business may use PCs, there are industries that use macs almost exclusively.
Ultimately though I don't judge somebody's personal political affiliation, with the products they're putting out. If I'm at a store that only sells domestic beer and they're all the same price-I'll buy Coors Light. If at the same store the ketchup is the same price-I'll buy Heinz every time. Does this mean I'm a mindless conservative, or a mindless liberal? Of course not. It means I have personal preferences to products, and I'll buy whatever product I think is best (the backbone of any true market economy btw). I suspect the overwhelming of Americans buy products for the products themselves.
If people's main grief is that Apple products are so expensive-fine. You have other options-pursue them. If you're still compelled to bitch, chances are you're just being bitter that you can't afford them.
Bill Gates did (still does) far more for the world than Steve Jobs - especially if you consider his foundation. His father wrote a book about the need to tax accumulated fortune - primarily because he thinks that the new form of centralized power is money.
Jobs didn't part with a nickel for charity. He treated his workers terribly. I guess I wasn't there when they handed out the memo on his greatness.
Because most liberals are
A) Unproductive.
B) Followers.
C) Probably know very little about computers.
Unlike many of us who work for a living or are productive, liberals spend their day posing as pseudo creative/intellectual types. Most productive industries use PC's, any person who works from home uses PC's for the most part. They're better value for money and more universally used in the business world. So why is Apple popular do you ask? Well It has a market penetration of only about 12% in the United States, and about half that amount in the rest of the world. The 12% who do use them are either wannabe creative types who sit in coffee shops all day with black rimmed glasses so others can look at them and think they're a famous blogger or some app developer when most of the time they aren't - probably just browsing craigslist or the ikea catalog all day. The rest are usually student loan brats.
Apple computer are hardly used in any productive applications on a large scale.
I've used Apple for years in my home music recording studio. It's amazing how reliable it is. Never lose any of my work, doesn't freeze, keeps up with my recording. The sound quality is top notch. I've tried the exact same thing on a PC before-and it's just not as good. The quality and dependability isn't there. While most business may use PCs, there are industries that use macs almost exclusively.
Ultimately though I don't judge somebody's personal political affiliation, with the products they're putting out. If I'm at a store that only sells domestic beer and they're all the same price-I'll buy Coors Light. If at the same store the ketchup is the same price-I'll buy Heinz every time. Does this mean I'm a mindless conservative, or a mindless liberal? Of course not. It means I have personal preferences to products, and I'll buy whatever product I think is best (the backbone of any true market economy btw). I suspect the overwhelming of Americans buy products for the products themselves.
If people's main grief is that Apple products are so expensive-fine. You have other options-pursue them. If you're still compelled to bitch, chances are you're just being bitter that you can't afford them.
Maybe I can afford them but don't feel like throwing my money away, that's hardly being bitter. I understand that there are some exceptions where some professionals may prefer to use a mac, but that is hardly widespread.
So what's it to you if somebody wants to "throw their money away"? What stakes do you have in the outcome? Does it really bother you that many people choose Apple products over that of competitors? Is it capitalism you're against?
Or is the real reason Job's personal political views? (which I think he's never shoved down anyone's throats or preached-not 100% sure on that though).
Saying Apple is a company that mostly liberals support is like saying Best Buy is a store that's supported by mostly conservatives.
PS-Last time I went into a Best Buy they had Apple products all over the place. I guess they're a part of the liberals that make up all the support of Apple right?