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If the US antitrust machine hadn't been asleep at the wheel for a couple decades, it wouldn't be a problem. "There's no mechanism to force a private business t
by typenil 6y ago
If the US antitrust machine hadn't been asleep at the wheel for a couple decades, it wouldn't be a problem.
"There's no mechanism to force a private business to do a thing" - but bakeries have to make cakes for gay weddings - which I'm not opposed to.
If the vast majority of tech companies are based in the echo chamber of Silicon Valley, and they're going to ban any thought that falls outside of that narrow range, then political views need to be the next protected class.
Yes. An expansion of government powers. An added protected class. Or antitrust can come out of hibernation. Either way.
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