As usual, an anti-trust regulation puts on display the shortcomings of both capitalism and socialism. Stifling competition is bad, and it's bad that Google did

As usual, an anti-trust regulation puts on display the shortcomings of both capitalism and socialism. Stifling competition is bad, and it's bad that Google did it. Trying to meddle in someone's private property and stifling innovation, like the EU just did, is also bad. And ultimately some win (competitor companies) and some lose (the people who preferred the Google results, even if out of convenience). I see it as a showcase of how we, and thus our economic models, are flawed and will always be.