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279882, So, let's look at your counterarguments... Posted by wallysmith, Thu Jan-31-13 02:21 PM
You've got this:
>Look at every post you made in this thread after Apple's >victory. You seem personally hurt by Apple's successful W. >Your posts prove you a fanboy.
So being a "fanboy" is an argument now? I've stated in other threads that I actually have a personal inclination to see the company do well (as it directly affects the size of my yearly bonus). Bad business practices reflect poorly on a company... hence my crusade.
As for Apple's "successful W".... this was built on a house of cards. Sure, they'll probably still win some fines, but Judge Koh just ruled that infringement wasn't "willful", which was the entire basis for the jury's $1 billion award (not to mention awards based on patents that are tentatively declared no longer valid by the issuing body).
Now, can you actually discuss this issue like a well informed, rational human being, or are you just going to continue relying on inane catch phrases and accusatory statements?
I'm fine with either one, but it's clear I'd have a lot more fun if you continue with the track that you're on now.
> Most of those articles are half-assed clickbait.
Could you explain how they're half-assed clickbait? Please explain to me, oh wise, well informed Apple supporter.
>So Samsung STILL LOST and IS GUILTY AND OWES Apple $1 billion. >Okay got it.
Hmm... so you still haven't read the articles, nor understand what is going on.
Here's a direct question for you: if the patents the awards were based on are found invalid, and if Judge Koh herself finds that Samsung did not willfully infringe, will that $1 billion award still stand? Serious question... I would love to see your answer to this.
Edit: Oh, and I noticed you still haven't addressed that post I linked to up above.
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