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Wait, what kind of argument is that? We should antitrust the other players you mention too.

• panarky 7y ago
  Yet they don't. Selective enforcement is arbitrary, politically motivated enforcement.
  • amanaplanacanal 7y ago
    Every enforcement agency at every level does selective enforcement. Nobody has the resources to go after every case of law-breaking.
    • vajaya 7y ago
      Clearly many traditionally established regional monopolies/oligopolies not being probed into is not a matter of resource scarcity. Can we argue in this logic that if some companies are not punished by existing applicable laws/regulations for so long a time, that means those set of laws/regulations are acutally juridically invalid and thus can't be applied to other entities as well.