The entire premise of your argument is that there is a free market, but the entire premise of this lawsuit is that Google has a monopoly. Sure, in a perfect wo

The entire premise of your argument is that there is a free market, but the entire premise of this lawsuit is that Google has a monopoly. Sure, in a perfect world (or really, your idea of a perfect world) that might work. But I'm much more interested in practical solutions than idealistic truisms. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough. Also by your own logic, unless you believe the US government is the most evil thing in existence, we shouldn't even be focusing on that. So you should go fight whatever you consider to be the greatest evil and keep knocking the top off the totem pole.