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   From: justin@becauseihatenospam.org   
      
   The real issue is the fact that Microsoft alone should decide what is on   
   users' machines.  Simple as that.   
   What right do you have to decide how their OS behaves?  When you pay for   
   a Microsoft product, you aren't "buying" the product.  You are buying   
   permission to use the product.  If Microsoft decides something should be   
   installed - like a magical Bing toolbar - it shall be installed.   
   If now, you violate the EULA.   
      
      
   In article ,   
    Snit  wrote:   
      
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