I was stating what was probably the court's opinion, not necessarily my own. But to answer your question, consumers can be harmed through loss of choice, as Am

I was stating what was probably the court's opinion, not necessarily my own. But to answer your question, consumers can be harmed through loss of choice, as Amazon forces out other businesses. I'd also caution against focusing exclusively on harm to consumers. The harm to businesses is just as real, and something governments are justified in trying to prevent. Their citizens, business-owner and consumer alike, will not thrive in an environment where a handful of companies dominate, crushing or absorbing any competitors through underhanded means. Businesses and consumers do not live in separate worlds.