Downturn may turn techies to crime, say reports

Respectfully disagree: After $250 billion has been given to the banking industry because of their mismanagement, while normal people are still losing their homes after all of the layoffs and ARM mortgages (maybe from their own mismanagement) who didn't get a bailout, I don't think the "Evil Rich", is a fabrication of a deluded, intitlement oriented generation. If there is a generation that deserves such critizism, it's the generation at the helm that cares so little for the people for which they are responsible. The relationship between the business owners and labor is symbiotic. They don't just give us jobs and that's it. We trade our time for money and give them the products that they make their fortunes from. Without us, they don't get to be rich.; Posted by: bmonster Posted on: 01/06/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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New headline needed... techboy_z | 12/12/08

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