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How is this not antitrust? When are we going to stand up to this, only once its too late and USA stands for United States of Amazon?
by nautilus12 6y ago
How is this not antitrust? When are we going to stand up to this, only once its too late and USA stands for United States of Amazon?
- harikb 6y agoRight! of all the atrocities in 2020, amazon blocking ads is the most important one.
- ethanwillis 6y agoIt's a good thing not only one person is working on all issues at once or we'd have to wait for them to be scheduled to work on this far too long from now. How many Bureaucrats exist? More than enough to handle a single issue at a time.
- pc86 6y agoYou've obviously never met a bureaucrat. One issue is pushing it.
- ethanwillis 6y agoThey take as input infinitely many issues and output infinitely many issues. The problem you point out is one inherent to all turing machine automatons, precisely: "When will they, if ever, be done executing?" :^)
- legohead 6y agoIt is antitrust, I don't know why you're getting downvoted. Antitrust isn't just about monopolies, people. You can boil it down to a company having too much power and abusing this power to harm competitors which ultimately harms consumers; which is exactly what Amazon is doing in this case.
- int_19h 6y agoYou should thank Robert Bork for gutting the proper understanding of antitrust in US.