I own an iMac, but also have PC for work. I'm a programmer. I've used supported, and deployed Windows application for years, but in 2002 I felt like I needed something aesthetically appealing, hence, my iMac G4, as well as something different, hence, OS X. My next computer will be a 24" iMac.
My politics can be described as leftist, progressive, and very liberal. I voted for Nader in 2004, and voted for the Natural Law Party in 2000. I didn't vote the other day because I am registered to vote in Inwood (northwest Manhattan), although I now reside in Murray Hill (Midtown East). Regardless, it didn't matter since I knew that the Democrats would take almost everything in New York.
As for Mac users leaning left, it is likely some degree true when you consider the demographic of a Mac user, educated and moderately affluent. Also the creatives seem to be urban animals, and large cities are the hubs of liberal politics.
My politics can be described as leftist, progressive, and very liberal. I voted for Nader in 2004, and voted for the Natural Law Party in 2000. I didn't vote the other day because I am registered to vote in Inwood (northwest Manhattan), although I now reside in Murray Hill (Midtown East). Regardless, it didn't matter since I knew that the Democrats would take almost everything in New York.
As for Mac users leaning left, it is likely some degree true when you consider the demographic of a Mac user, educated and moderately affluent. Also the creatives seem to be urban animals, and large cities are the hubs of liberal politics.
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