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To: energyplay who wrote (59604)	1/29/2005 5:06:54 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

Is it legal to make such defamatory comments? < My view is that MSFT committed a series of crimes over about a 3-5 year period...>. The SEC and other USA agencies are not in the slightest shy about prosecuting people. <MSFT broke multiple anti-trust laws estblishing the dominance of DOS. > Nonsense. Anyway, the anti-trust laws are dopey laws. Microsoft doesn't have a trust for a start! And I find them quite trustworthy. More so than most people. If they broke laws, the feds would have been on the case. MSFT just induces envy in the sinful. Envy being a sin. Mqurice