Insder
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join:2005-04-27
Salem, MA
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Re: Martin: outrageous lies, deception of public and fat checks
Low-income. Okay, let's put this in definition form. It usually means it's an area that has a high crime rate (usually), many people unemployed, and many people on welfare. This isn't racism (I never went against one race, get it right please), nor is it anything else. I'm stating that they don't roll out in communities that they don't think can afford it, using state/federal statistics I assume, just for that reason. If they can't afford the product, why roll it out for a few users. I'm sure they need a good chunk of a city signed up to start profiting from the high-priced install pricing/fiber roll-out costs.
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packetscan
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Bridgeport, CT
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1 edit | I don't care if an area is low income they deserve the same services as those in affluent areas.. It's the cost of doing business.
Racism / discrimination is not a justifiable business practice.
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TalkRadio
join:2004-06-23
Valrico, FL
| Packet - it's nice to be affluent. Try it sometime. Pound sand with your racism comment. Or wait around and have some affirmative action committee design some kind of program to make you some kind of victim. You can have someone feel sorry for you then. Get somebody else to buy you the sand and then another somebody else to buy you something to pound it with. |
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