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To: Andy Thomas who wrote (44763)	5/13/2000 8:21:00 AM
From: JC Jaros	Read Replies (1) of 74651

KEEP THE GOVERNMENT OUT OF IT --- I completely agree. From the MSFT shareholder perspective though it would mean that revenue growth from licensing would pretty much be limited to the U.S.. Now, I'm pretty sure that that would mean the end of the MSFT growth model and result in every MSFT analyst turning their dials to 'dump'. That would mean M$ no longer had leverage overseas. --- See, M$ is absolutely welfare *RELIANT on the government. It is so in a way that it's competitors aren't (SUNW sells hardware/services - Linux is services). --- MSFT shareholders who are bent against Government involvement are bent against MSFT growth (period). It goes beyond hypocricy all the way to comedic irony. -JCJ

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