Yes, and Jason Calcanis is just an entrepreneur who sees huge potential in a "whatever the hell he's calling Mahalo lately." Seeing an opportunity and exploiti

Yes, and Jason Calcanis is just an entrepreneur who sees huge potential in a "whatever the hell he's calling Mahalo lately." Seeing an opportunity and exploiting it makes you money, but it doesn't always make it right or good for the world. And I don't think the comparison to Wal-Mart is valid. Wal-Mart succeeded because they have the best logistics in the world. They may have some aggressive business tactics in deploying stores, but selling cheap goods to people who need them is nothing even remotely like patent-trolling (or Mahaloing). Wal-Mart has been shown to have very positive effects on communities, such as making prescription drugs and doctor visits affordable to poor people.