Anything that has to do with Apple has to do with me. I do have a few shares of AAPL, so that makes anything Apple related my business, and I am certainly going to give my two cents whenever I feel for it.

Yes, they do. You are correct. Anybody who objects to the word "thug" is themselves a language thug. These bullies, lunatics and thugs do not get to set the rules over what words are acceptable or not. Giving in to their definition and their interpretation of words is to give in to evil, making yourself part of the problem.

People can go and get swastika tattoos and 666 satan markings on their foreheads for all I care. Weirdos are gonna weird out. That's just how things are. I don't care about any tattooed people or their tattoos, that's their business. When these people complain that an Apple product doesn't function properly on their tattooed skin, then it becomes my business.

Thank you Apple! When I heard about this channel recently, I made a note to myself, that this is yet another channel that I need to hide on my Apple TV, but now they have saved me the work of hiding it, granted it wouldn't have taken more than a second or two to do.

Screw hipsters, and Apple should definitely not have any particular crowd in mind when designing products. Apple can't cater to every niche group of people and weirdos out there. Apple doesn't need the business of anybody with certain tattoos on their wrist. The Apple Watch will do great, with or without those few people.

It's skin that certain people have intentionally chosen to alter out of their own free will. If somebody pulls a Van Gogh, should they be able to complain that their Apple ear pods don't fully work on them?

Screw this guy and his five-story townhouse. If he wants peace and quiet, then he should move to the country side, and not live in Manhattan. These people sound like real stuck up snobs. Apple not good enough for them heh? I say that Apple should ship in some of those nice protesters from Baltimore and set them up outside this guys' townhouse and around this snobby neighborhood to give the residents there a thing or two to think about.