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To: RocketMan who wrote (3726)	1/1/1999 2:47:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

AOL is a long term hold. Never underestimate how stupid people can get. AOL has no more total money flow in it than it did summer of '97 at 67. The stock market peaked then internally. Everything that has occurred since has been a shell game. Government can't stop the will of the people. They can interfere and thus waste time and lives. The Soviet Union was a government which through the intellectual inspiration of 19th century fairness philosophers squandered two generations of a very creative and capable people. Government has always made things inefficient, never the other way around. The idea is to keep people in their places so that nobody thinks they're better than someone else. Who could argue with the truth of that? Case isn't better than you, and he certainly doesn't believe he's better than Gates. Gates has no particular persuasion in the arena of politics. Long ago he was a liberal. Probably voted for Clinton. Can't like the Republicans given Hatch. You talk like government is this controlling entity as though we live in a police state. Always pleading for government protection. The true intent is to have government protect your money from the threat of competition which you know will make you work harder for less. Further proof of your college education. Being in all three seems like it's real smart. Peter Lynch owned 1700 stocks and the world thought he was real smart. They don't tell you what happened to him in '73 - '74 holding 1700 stocks.