> But let's remember context, you support capitalism where COMPETITION exists, in this situation it is an artificially created monopoly of one company. That's

> But let's remember context, you support capitalism where COMPETITION exists, in this situation it is an artificially created monopoly of one company. That's not what Republicans, or almost any politicians, support. Politicians are mostly addicted to power and support keeping power, even if that means screwing the ideals they supposedly espouse. And keeping power in a democratic republic involves keeping funding for the next election cycle. Regardless of their stated ideals, politicians are de facto slaves of the corporations whose interests they serve, unless laws exist to limit this effect. In short, laissez faire capitalism and democracy are incompatible.