Re: Boycott Clearwire

Now that Craig has proven to be a sponsor to lunacy maybe he can be turned 
to reason.  McCaw will be around and growing his influence rapidly over the 
next few years imo.  Beat him over the head with his foolishness, (we are 
all idiots, just some are too stupid not to know it), but only if that might 
influence him and others in positions of power to do something different. 
Boycotts among wireless groups has no chance of changing anything.  How many 
people are you going to reach? How many do you project to turn to this way 
of thinking to boycott? ClearWire is trying to capture a small percent of 
the market... 80% of people won't care one way or the other about Clearwire, 
let alone about a boycott of the 10% market solution player.

A boycott makes sense for things people are buying in large enough numbers 
for it to become a public issue... for this it is nonsense imo.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "gary" <[email protected]>
To: "SeattleWireless Talk List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 11:00 PM
Subject: Re: Boycott Clearwire


>
>
> Just an FYI, somebody else made this remark. I know things get confusing
> with multiple postings in one thread. No big deal, just that I've been
> protesting Bush ever since he stole the election in 2000.
>>
>> Gary said, "other big businesses are guilty of the same thing.."
>> but McCaw was the /ringleader/ in bringing Bush to the region.
>> McCaw and the 200 cronies at his house, are literally the
>> /cause /of Bush's actions and policies.   Bush is an /agent
>> /for his particular supporters.
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