| MikeB said: @ RocketPig It's not a company's responsibility to hire people just because they have the money. That is bloody insane. Sony isn't doing the world any favors, they (were) a poorly run company that allowed its divisions too much autonomy, making redundant products and products that were subpar by market standards. Seriously, Mike, you need to take a step back and think about some of these things you say.
Let's just say I greatly prefer companies which invest their money in constructive efforts. Making just a few billionaires is not that. Maybe if someday you are unemployed and live life in poverty you'll change your mind. I give a good percentage of my money to charities, maybe you think that's stupid as I would make good money from this money if I didn't. But I don't care. And BTW Sony has amongst the highest consumer satisfaction ratings according to various studies, they are market leader with regard to this in various market segments. |
I like how you just completely ignored the part where I said MS has tried expanding into new markets consistently over the past decade and Nintendo will likely do the same if their boom time continues. They've only been riding high for a few years now; that's hardly enough time to start creating new business plans to expand their scope of influence.
Oh, and it's bad form to talk about charities when you're simultaneously blasting the company that was formed by the most philanthropic man on the planet, Bill Gates.
I don't know why I even bother responding to you. That's about the tenth time you've blatantly cherry-picked one of my posts.
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