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I'm glad we're finally taking anti-trust seriously, but this timing is incredibly suspicious. Right after we put sanctions on Chinese tech, we start taking ste
by cljs-js-eval 7y ago
I'm glad we're finally taking anti-trust seriously, but this timing is incredibly suspicious. Right after we put sanctions on Chinese tech, we start taking steps to limit our own?
A good, plausibly deniable soft power attack would be to make an antitrust case, present it to the feds with the work already done, and let them do their thing now that they basically have to take action or look foolish.
No malicious actors involved, except for the people who choose to trigger the audit at the opportune moment.
- YjSe2GMQ 7y agoShitpost: do all the things bad for stock markets at once. Tariff wars, not lowering interest rates despite inverted yield curve, antitrust against large players.
- JohnFen 7y ago> Right after we put sanctions on Chinese tech, we start taking steps to limit our own? I don't see this as taking steps to limit our own tech at all.