> Should regulators really be preventing a team of people from buying up historical intellectual property? That's not the question, is it? Take any monopoly f

> Should regulators really be preventing a team of people from buying up historical intellectual property? That's not the question, is it? Take any monopoly from history and examine individual purchases, and they can usually be reduced to a question like yours that seems benign. Murder isn't the act of firing a gun, it's the act of firing a gun at someone with the intent to kill them.