steve jobs died

[Revolution9]

Sorry but I respected Bill Gates and Woz and Allen more than Jobs. I can go on and on but I will show respect in this thread.

Bill Gates..of eugenics and vaccine promoting fame. OK.. I got yer number. Please go on and I will shred your little world.

Rev9

 

[Perry]

Had no idea I would feel this way but I am very sad. This man has been influencing my life since I was hacking apple computers in the third grade.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

Bill Gates..of eugenics and vaccine promoting fame. OK.. I got yer number. Please go on and I will shred your little world.

Rev9

+a bunch

 

[LibertyEagle]

I'm disinclined to mention them both in the same breath, and always have been. Gates forced an existing and inferior corporate product to do something approximating the wonderful things that Job's machine would do, and used the fact that Jobs (like any entrepreneur worth his salt) was charging what the market would bear (actually somewhat less, but enough to cover the fact that he didn't have IBM's economies of scale) to try to establish himself a nice little monopoly.

But it was Jobs who created the revolution, not the would-be monopolist. And it is Jobs I praise, as I will never praise the other.

I totally agree.

 

[freeforall]

“Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me … Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful… that’s what matters to me.” ~Steve Jobs [The Wall Street Journal, May 25, 1993]

 

[american.swan]

Bill Gates was a business man when you come right down to it. Also, didn't his mother help him get connected to IBM back in the day? Microsoft lousy products speak for themselves. The online record doesn't speak well for Gates either. His meds video is famous.

Steve Jobs might have been just as bad as Gates in various ways, but he comes off as a nice, visionary who inspired everyone. Maybe as time passes dirt will be revealed, but I respected the dude a whole lot. I'll miss him. I'm worried he was knocked off because he didn't want to play the globalists game, but for all I know he might have played the game.

 

[SpicyTurkey]

Rip

 

[banks11]

I don't know what all his principles where, but those expressed through Apple where great, and have inspired me since I was a little boy.
Rip Steve.

 

[afwjam]

Steve was one of the greatest men. The future is less bright without him.

 

[RonPaulVolunteer]

I'm worried he was knocked off because he didn't want to play the globalists game, but for all I know he might have played the game.

I fear there is some truth to that. Windows has had NSA backdoors for a decade or more. Apple refused to play ball.

 

[raider4paul]

I fear there is some truth to that. Windows has had NSA backdoors for a decade or more. Apple refused to play ball.

Or he just died.

Jesus, not every famous death has to do with the NWO. Steve Jobs was a great guy that started the personal computing revolution. Leave it at that and stop assuming every death is related to globalists.

 

[gb13]

Terrible news. He was an amazing innovator. He will be remembered well into the future as a visionary in the vein of Thomas Edison.

 

[Verrater]

I remember that being posted here at one time. Reminds me of someone i respect quite a bit.

 

[kusok]

 

[dannno]

360 degrees.. a total turtle trip..

Nobody else remembers this??

First thing I ever learned on a computer was 360 degrees, a total turtle trip.

 

[justinpagewood]

Sadness! Cancer sucks!!!!!

 

[Paul Fan]

RIP. He was an inspiration.

Sent from my i-phone.

 

[scrosnoe]

RIP, my dad just passed 4 days ago of that bull shit disease. Hopefully he went peacefully

Sorry for your loss; praying for your peace in this time~

 

[Carole]

Sadly, this does not come as a shock as he looked so ill in his last pictures. Still, the tech world has lost a giant. He certainly left a great legacy to the world. He seemed like a thoroughly likeable man who had big dreams and realized them. Best wishes to his family.

 

[kojirodensetsu]

What does this have to do with Ron Paul grassroots?