> Large fines like these, even if the facts are clear, do not support competition and seem anti-consumer and anti-innovation. Supporting competition or being p

> Large fines like these, even if the facts are clear, do not support competition and seem anti-consumer and anti-innovation. Supporting competition or being pro-consumer / pro-innovation should not come at the cost of individual property rights, which is one of the cornerstones of wealth creation. I can agree with curtailing property rights in some extreme cases (eg. antitrust litigations or eminent domain), but I don't see any reason to do so in the case of Zenimax.