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Why would you want to break them? A guy builds a company and then for some reason somebody who never helped build it thinks it's ok to break it into little part
by PunchTornado 8y ago
Why would you want to break them? A guy builds a company and then for some reason somebody who never helped build it thinks it's ok to break it into little parts?
sounds communistic to me... let the free market decide and if needed, then regulate it more.
- will_brown 8y ago>let the free market decide and if needed, then regulate it more. That is exactly what happened over a 100 years ago. That additional regulation was called the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890. When the US DOJ broke up Standard Oil, who had control of 90% of the market just like a certain search engine does today, consumers and the market were better off...and even Rockefeller who lost his illegal monopoly, saw his fortune double as a result of the breakup making him the richest man in the world.