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I don't have any problems with dissenting views. But what I always have the most trouble with is — I could summarize it by saying, "whiny people who live in the past." They drive me crazy. Because, there's nothing we can do about the massive changes in our industry...Just whining and moaning about the way it used to be will not solve anything.
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Submitted by David Beach on June 9, 2008 - 4:26pm.
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