>> “I’m all for capitalism. But predatory pricing to build market share isn’t capitalism. It’s simply anti-competitive and we must call it out. “ I have to dis

>> “I’m all for capitalism. But predatory pricing to build market share isn’t capitalism. It’s simply anti-competitive and we must call it out. “ I have to disagree, creating a monopoly is part of the capitalistic process of creating profits in the long term and I would say it’s one of the aims of capitalism itself: when you compete do you want as many competitors as possible? It could be for some reasons but it certainly can be the opposite for more reasons as well. While I do agree that this may have some negative consequences for customers, I can’t understand how they would legislate this: If they keep with this strategy they either fail (or just crash very hard) for not having a scalable business or they prosper in some way, let’s say by increasing prices: if they prosper the only thing we could do is making sure that customers can access more convenient offers elsewhere. That’s why I think having transparent and accessible information is truly enforcing meritocracy, while preventing monopolies is not