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In article <3osuen$4ob@rebecca.albany.edu>,
Phil Nicholls <pn8886@thor.albany.edu> wrote:
>Also many of those computer programmers, having sucked dry the
>system that educated them, are now voting in conservative governments
>under the promise to lower taxes and thus allow them to keep more
>of their fat salary to spend on cars, expensive home electronics
>and other yuppie toys.

Hey, don't stereotype us like that. I'm a computing professional
(at least that's how I make a living), but I don't fit any of these
prejudices! (I haven't ever voted conservative, I support higher
taxation, I don't own a car, and I don't buy yuppie toys.)

Danny Yee.

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