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well, I would think someone with a high school level education could see that. nm -- nm
"
by
groiny
It's about arrogance, not stupidity. -- nm
Posted by
Roger More (aka rogermore)
Nov 4 '13, 09:34
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I'm not sure it's an either/or proposition -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 4, 09:37
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Perhaps not in this case. But I'm thinking of the current crop of financial scandals like LIBOR - traders documenting their own fraud in emails, etc -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 4, 09:42
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yeah, that's pure arrogance. -- nm
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Diva
Nov 4, 09:43
maybe, but still, I would think you would not want anything to tie back to you.
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groiny
Nov 4, 09:35
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eh, seems like he's wrong-o in the head. he's not going to make these rationalizations like other people would. -- nm
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Diva
Nov 4, 09:39
I'd think so too - but plenty of smart people get burned by paper trails they control.
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Roger More
Nov 4, 09:39
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don't commit murder and you can have all this money.
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Diva
Nov 4, 09:43
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this will always be a mystery to me...
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Mel Profit
Nov 4, 09:45
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