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stairs with a set of 300 Degree rails in his hands, tossed them up in the air, they magically landed into an AMS replication machine, then bounced onto his computer keyboard and thru some freak occurance of impacting the keyboard falsely marketed them online as 300 Degree rails, and the impact of the fall knocked his head so that he couldnt remember it ever happened PLUS his visual cortex was so affected that he couldnt process the fact that he had more 300 degree rails for sale than he had actually purchased when he looked at his own inventory. I'm pretty sure when people refer to his "mistake" they are speaking in terms of judgement when he decided "should I or shouldn't I?" I am no less disappointed than anyone, but I am not going to demonize the guy based on how he handled his peepee getting shwacked. Whether it is purely out of remorse or self-preservation, I couldn't possibly know. He'll pay the consequence either way. But this mincing of the word "mistake" is silly, we all know what people mean by it when they say it. I have no issue with you guys bringing his transgression up, so don't think I am being contrarian here for contrarian's sake. I just dislike seeing the word games.
 "The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism. But, under the name of "liberalism", they will adopt every principle of our socialist program, until one day America will be a socialist nation, without ever knowing how it happened.... I no longer need to run on the Socialist Party ticket because the Democrat Party has now adopted our platform."
--Norman Thomas, 1944 Socialist Party Presidential Candidate "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery."
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