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So in other words, a company that does too well and is too successful at making a product popular should lose the same basic property rights and freedom of asso
by silverpepsi 6y ago
So in other words, a company that does too well and is too successful at making a product popular should lose the same basic property rights and freedom of association every other person and organization is given under the constitution, as punishment for their success
- colejohnson66 6y agoTo be fair, anti-trust laws are based on that principle. There's nothing inherently wrong (or illegal) with having a billion users, but a company that takes advantage of that power is a bad thing.
- qwerty456127 6y agoPerhaps. Id this gives them too much power over too many people. Facebook isn't something everyone uses just because it's fun. It's the standard way to communicate, the standard way to identify yourself and the major political medium for common people.