🚀 go-pugleaf

Leslie Mikesell wrote:
> 
> In article <slrn71aesl.14i.jedi@dementia.mishnet>,
>  <jedi@dementia.mishnet> wrote:
> 
> >>>     Capitalism fails for most people. That's a simple fact.
> >>
> >>Huh?  I guess that depends on whether or not the stock market continues to
> >>crash.  There have been a lot of businesses making a lot of money for
> >
> >       I was talking about entrepenuers. Have you seen the statistics
> >       on new business failure rates? An OpenSource orientation doesn't
> >       add much more in terms of significant risk than what's already
> >       there.
> 
> Your reasoning is precisely backwards.  If there is a high change of
> failure at best, you must avoid every mistake to succeed.  Knowingly
> limiting your product line to things where literally everyone can
> supply an identical product at less than your price sounds like a
> mistake to me. (This is a GPL issue, not necessarily OpenSource).
> 
>   Les Mikesell
>     les@mcs.com

You're right, Les.  
It is always interesting to note how those on the left want to spare
other from the hurts of failure, so they always outlaw opportunities
when they get into power.  The moral self-righteousness of the
nanny-staters amaze me.  It is truely a religion that worships the
man-god elitists.