March 15, 2010 12:43
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Circulated on the Internet today the news that Steve Jobs, chief mentor and name of the big apple refused the government's proposal to open the first Apple store in Brazil.
According to Folha Online sites such as the Rio government offered a space in Docklands or in a historic building in downtown. (Huh?)
But Jobs did what all entrepreneurs should do: he said a resounding NO! He said the rate of Brazilian imports is very high (I agree) and not find attractive to invest in the country.
His words in full: "We can not even think about exporting our products to the policy of taxing super crazy Brazil. This makes it very unattractive to invest in the country. "He would have said that" many high-tech companies feel that way too "
Well done to the Brazilian government # sucks, who is thinking a lot lately. A country where they live crowded hospitals, where ever more misery contrasts with the "achievements" of hosting the World Cup and Olympics, an attitude that makes me proud to know that not only am I that I see that the bread and circuses the government does to fool the people.
Out that a space in Docklands is almost an insult in my opinion. Who goes there knows what I'm talking about. An obscure place, all falling apart, stinking of piss (excuse the nasty words). Imagine Mr. Jobs at the inauguration of its space, being stopped by traffickers and having to pay bribes to police to make the security of your apples?
Two examples of the "historic buildings" of Z. Port:
Long ago I have been getting more angry. Do the people not understand? Or pretend you do not see?
Do we need to see someone from another country to put that sh # government in place?
Clearly, the Brazilian media conventional omits facts like that ... They would rather talk about the wall of the BBB tomorrow, after all, is what gives fame. Also, do you think people watch because they like the National Journal? They are just waiting to get his novel dumb ones.
Five stars for "Stevie," my hero!
PS: I still want an iPhone ... If it was not just the rate of import absurd, the iPhone would be at least 1 / 3 cheaper ... ¬ ¬
Credits: Folha Online and Cardoso
tags: like , tech 
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Yeah, I saw the report. Brazilians who believed he had found even the bad part of the Jobs? is to be very blind. No wonder. Live information and I say this: If dealing with the BBB Brazilians love to judge the participants and they know exactly who to vote to leave or to stay ...! Should do the same when it comes to politics. ¬ ¬
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well done our love for Brsil even our parents do not value or what not in here will have value outside the Ta ... to be born a government that has all changed this view.
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You know, if I had hopes that the country would improve them almost zeroed when Lula was elected ...
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I do not agree with the rating, but I think that Americans are crying demaaais, after all this was because of subsidies that the U.S. government puts into everything that is it, what is an illegal practice. Just stop with what they think would be okay. Brazil must stop being the beast and to impose it, cuz they only change when they feel they're no longer the backyard of Americans.
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