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Tom:
If I buy a CD, I try to buy it from a local CD store that is not part of a long chain. This way I support independent musicians and local businesses, rather than pouring money into the Fat Cats' pockets.

Ballard:
Which is precisely why they're failing.

I actually really respect Richard Branson. He built that company on his blood, sweat, and tears. But he's more involved in Virgin Atlantic and being obscenely rich than in the label/chain nowadays. Whoever is running the company for him is murdering it.

Tom:
I too respect Branson, he is fine entrepreneur and reflects all the attribute that one aught to have.
On the other hand i don't respect established, obscenely rich companies out of general principle.

Alex C:

--- Quote from: Johnny C on 06 Dec 2007, 00:26 ---Imagine getting teabagged repeatedly by people with more money and power than you will ever have.

This has nothing to do with indie, I just wanted to see if I could get you to imagine it.

--- End quote ---

That really confused me for a second, 'cuz I immediately thought "Oh, he's talking about capitalism... but that's only tangential to indie! Or wait, is it...?"

Ballard:

--- Quote from: n0t_r0bert_b0yle!! on 06 Dec 2007, 19:10 ---I too respect Branson, he is fine entrepreneur and reflects all the attribute that one aught to have.
On the other hand i don't respect established, obscenely rich companies out of general principle.

--- End quote ---

So you're saying one should be a fine enterpreneur but should strive never to become successful out of sheer hate for The Man?

I have nothing against established and/or wealthy companies. It is when these companies abandon what made them established/wealthy in order to become more wealthy that I have something against them.

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