From:	woneal@*******.NET
Subject:	Re: Runner's Attitudes
Date:	Wed, 2 Jul 1997 15:25:51 -0005

On 1 Jul 97 at 23:24, Paul J. Adam wrote:

>
> The mere fact that a target is a megacorporation doesn't change the
> financial cost of a given run against it, and your fixation that every
> run against any megacorp involves a cost of billions is the crux of the
> problem here. If the cost is small, the benefit of pursuit is similarly
> small.

That's half the crux. I get the distinct impression that Bob thinks all
runners are pond scum, low-lives, street trash and rank amatuers. He
seems to think that there are no professionals in the shadow business,
that they are all lying, thieving criminals. That a very limit view of a
very diverse group. Obviously *some* runners fit into that category, but
there are plenty who don't.
--

Ashlocke
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